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...National Rifle Association is beating the old "right to bear arms" slogan, while ignoring the one fact that overwhelmingly takes precedence-the right to live. Allowing someone to carry a weapon that can be concealed and used at the whim of one's passion is immoral...
...more recent times, four thousand students blocked traffic for 10 days in May 1960 in protest of President Pusey's proposal to print diplomas in English instead of the traditional Latin. Their slogan "Latin si, Pusey, no." And the SDS takeover of University Hall in 1969 resulted in the controversial expulsion of several of the protestors...
...well known to antiterrorist specialists. Indeed, Savasta and Libera were recently convicted in a Cagliari court and sentenced to prison in absentia for several bank robberies and their involvement in a 1980 Shootout with police. In the apartment, police found large numbers of Red Brigades documents and the two slogan-filled posters that Dozier was forced to hold up for photos released during his captivity. The Red Brigades flag that Dozier stood before in the photos hung in the living room. Also discovered were pistols, plastic explosives, grenades and photocopying equipment for faked identity cards...
...field of 13 city dailies, and sold for 2?. McLean cut the price in half and increased coverage of local news. By 1905 the paper was the city's largest; by 1947, with 761,000 readers, it was the nation's biggest afternoon daily. Its slogan became widely known through advertisements in The New Yorker: "In Philadelphia nearly everybody reads The Bulletin. "In its news columns, the Bulletin was solid if unspectacular. Local affairs were covered extensively, but politely: muckraking was frowned upon. Critics gibed that only in Philadelphia would nearly everybody read the Bulletin. But the Bulletin...
...will distinguish them from Western Europe's myriad Socialist and Social Democratic parties. Berlinguer's answer is a terza via (third way) that rejects Soviet-bloc Communism while "overcoming" the flaws of social democracy. So far his idea remains vague, serving as little more than a rallying slogan...