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Hanselman said that the decision not to seek re-election is not unusual for first-semester presidents and that about half the presidents in recent memory have chosen...
...teary-eyed David L. Hanselman '94-'95 announced at the end of his "State of the Undergraduate Council" address last night that he will not seek re-election as the body's president next semester...
Once we were encouraged to seek variety in our water beds, not our refrigerators. But according to the latest sex survey, most of us are now content with the erotic equivalent of vanilla ice cream. Sex got too scary and too hard to negotiate. For the millions of us who live glued to keyboards and monitors (computer at work, TV at home), food may be more than entertainment. It may be the only sensual experience left...
Instead of easing restrictions regarding foreign arms sales, the U.S. should seek more vigilantly to reduce these sales. An agreement with the Russians to jointly curtail military exports would also be an extremely effective method of harnessing the world arms trade. The Cold War is over, and Americans should reap a peace dividend. Instead of exploiting new markets, our military contractors need to stop mortgaging future world peace and convert more of their output to civilian goods...
Republican landslide or not, President Clinton told reporters today that he intends to seek a second term in 1996. "I'm just going to keep doing the very best job I can and do my very best to say I intend to seek re-election, but that is not uppermost in my mind," Clinton told reporters in the Oval Office. Asked if anything could come up that would keep him from running in 1996, Clinton replied: "No. I have my health, and I'm doing a good job." He brushed aside the possibility that he might be challenged...