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Republicans, who have been strong on the issue, believe the American people no longer care about it. Democrats, who have been weak on the issue, are afraid to raise it. Both are making a grave mistake. In 1956 President Dwight Eisenhower ran on the slogan of "Peace and Prosperity." Today both goals totally depend on whether we adopt a new American internationalism...
...next general election, which must be held no later than 1993, and which may see Canadian politics fragmented into five parties -- Mulroney's Progressive Conservatives, the opposition Liberals, the socialist New Democratic Party, the Bloc Quebecois and the brand-new Reform Party, a rebellion of westerners whose slogan is "We Want...
Rudenstine has emphasized since his appointmentlast spring as Harvard's 26th president that hewants the various parts of the University to drawon each other's strengths. "Less pluribus, moreunum," the slogan goes...
...little anxiety. From Professor Thernstrom's railings to William Cole's reactionary tirades, the signs of conservative distress are apparent. That those who call for "reopening" debate so often seem to have controlled the debate all along is an irony not without consequence. It reminds us that the slogan "politically correct" has come to identify the correcting discipline of the politically powerful...
...philosophy as president of Meredith magazines. A skilled amateur poet, Autry fills his book with prose and verse reflections on the nature of business and the role of bosses and workers. He views management as a "helping profession" and a "sacred trust" whose job -- as the Army slogan puts it -- means encouraging workers to be all that they...