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...imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Perot has cause to feel proud of Alexander's campaign. The former Tennessee Governor, positioning himself as the lone "outsider" in the race, is waging a Perot-inspired crusade to dismantle large chunks of the Federal Government, which he decries as "the arrogant empire." Alexander would shut down the Education Department, which he ran under President Bush, and would turn its functions and funding back to the states. He would turn back $200 billion in federal programs, including welfare and most of Medicaid, law enforcement and job training. He implores Congress...
...finds people eager to make unedifying fools of themselves, takes their picture, takes some money and calls it art. And he has done to his actresses what male fashion designers so often do to their models and customers: make beautiful women look ridiculous. Imitation is the sincerest form of parody...
Generally, FM looks up to The Crimson. A few years ago, when the mag was called The What is to be Done, we actually imitated the newspaper; it was the sincerest form of flattery to be as newsy as Crimson's page one, as gray as page one, as humorless as page one. Now that we are slightly older--now that we're Fifteen Minutes--we choose to do our own thing...
Once again, we regret the error and offer our sincerest apologies to all members of SUDS. Manuel S. Varela '94 Ronald A. Fein '94 Jolyon A. Silversmith '94 James M. Harmon '93 Harvard/Radcliffe Democrats
...response to John L. Larew's editorial of February 19 ("Why I'm Skipping AWARE Week"), I would first express the sincerest hope that three years has provided Larew enough time to work through his guilt over not having proudly waved $80 in the faces of a group of "young, muscular, vaguely threatening" men, in some sort of liberal affirmation that just because they were Black he wasn't going to assume that they might...