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Unlike many mailrooms in New York City that have stopped accepting U.S. mail deliveries, the University is still receiving all mail and has no plans to restrict incoming packages at this point...
...United States military has an undeniable anti-gay bias. This fact is incontrovertible. Despite the imposition of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy in the last decade, which has substantially reduced the problem, there remain rules that restrict and deter homosexuals from joining the armed forces. For instance, if a soldier is so much as seen with a romantic partner of the same gender off-duty, he or she can be discharged. This is wrong and has no place in a society, unlike those of which we have read...
...It’s outrageous to restrict access in an educational environment,” agrees Riley. “If we need to restrict access, we will—but we’ll make sure we can explain it. We’re just not at that level of risk...
...Maine voters made history when they overwhelmingly approved a referendum to limit state representatives and senators to four consecutive terms. The only organized opposition came from legislators themselves. People have a right to restrict their choices, and with term limits they have done so deliberately and with the full understanding of the tradeoff it entails. In exchange for partially limiting their choices among candidates, they correctly believe that they are limiting also the accumulation of political power in the hands...
...about patriotism. As a journalist I don't believe in flag pins, and as a soldier I'm not overly zealous. I signed a part-time employment contract to help the U.S. Army manage and restrict the flow information for its own benefit, and suffice it to say I've had no regrets about the arrangement - it's fun. For me, it's not morality - we're at war and each combatant is using the means available to it, and I happen to work weekends for the heavy favorite...