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...President's memory may soon be unhappily refreshed. TIME has seen five photographs of Abramoff and the President that suggest a level of contact between them that Bush's aides have downplayed. While TIME's source refused to provide the pictures for publication, they are likely to see the light of day eventually because celebrity tabloids are on the prowl for them. And that has been a fear of the Bush team's for the past several months: that a picture of the President with the admitted felon could become the iconic image of direct presidential involvement in a burgeoning...
...resisted the Soviet government’s insistence that she cut ties with her friends, and tells of a tense interview held with government authorities while she was pursuing her visa. “I said that if they think that I am going to behave differently, I suggest they did not let me go at all because that is who I am,” she recalls. Gutman’s career flourished in Europe when her restrictions were eventually lifted, but she has only slowly made her way back across the Atlantic to America. In the 1990s...
While the letter did not lay out a concrete schedule of when the Faculty will vote on elements of the review, Kirby did suggest a broad outline of the order in which reports will be discussed at Faculty meetings in the coming semester...
...made. Alito, meanwhile, has touted his membership in the CAP as recently as the 1980s while applying for a position in the Reagan Administration. His continued advocacy of CAP’s objectives long after his college years, as well as the role it played in his political career, suggest that his CAP membership is far more relevant than Kennedy’s payment of membership dues to the Owl. Moreover, the nature of Alito’s position as a lifetime judicial appointment on the nation’s highest court demands that we further scrutinize his record, both...
...code is especially protective of women. We know from the women who have been held captive in Iraq that, unlike male kidnap victims, they were never physically abused; their captors were always respectful. This is not to suggest that their kidnappers were noble - far from it - only that they are products of their environment and culture...