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...pull it out, it will violate the rules." AWARDS: Rock, Paper, Scissors Award: Bill Clinton, for twice showing his ability to throw the rock twice while addressing the audience. Cambridge Chronicle Award: Sen. Dole for his reference to former U.S. House speaker and North Cambridge resident Thomas P. "Tip" O'Nell. Calvin Coolidge Award for Brevity: Bill Clinton, for his three word affirmation of laws opposing discrimination against gays and lesbians. "I support it." Bud Selig Award: Sen. Dole: "Braves 1, Cardinals 0." "That's inside baseball...
...presidential race just doesn't interest you, remember that in the words of the late House Speaker and Bostonian Thomas "Tip" O'Neill Jr., "all politics is local." If you don't have the energy or desire to get an absentee ballot for your home state, we have one of the hottest Senate races in the country right here in Massachusetts. Junior Senator John Kerry is having a tough time with challenger and Massachusetts Governor William F. Weld '66. To this point, the campaigns have been marked by heavy advertising on Weld's side with only recent rebuttals from...
...fact that football and hockey recruitment may tip the scales towards male athletes," junior basketball player Sarah Brandt said. "But this blatant imbalance simply perpetuates the perception that these sports are more important...
These three examples are the tip of the iceberg. I do not contest that these issues are not important to some people, nor do I believe that the council should not represent student issues to the administration. However, the interests represented should have a visible impact on the quality of student life. The Undergraduate Council should make tangible differences on campus that people can see--not actions that affect only those in countries thousands of miles away. The Shell Oil debacle attempted to help the oppressed workers of Nigeria, but ended up only squandering time the council could have used...
Former U.S. House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill's political career began in the 27th Middlesex District. Its most recent state representative, Charles F. Flaherty, doubled as the Massachusetts House Speaker, before resigning amid corruption indictments this spring...