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DIED. ALBERT GORE SR., 90, former Tennessee Congressman and Senator and father of the Vice President; in Carthage. A key mover behind the interstate highway system and a Southern liberal who took unpopular stands against segregation and the Vietnam War, he once advised his son not to settle for the No. 2 spot, calling it a "dead-end street...
...should be smaller and more direct and have more influence in campus affairs, and although it's [an] unpopular [idea], it should be powerful," Gruenhut says...
...beginning, God did not create "high" and "low" movies. For filmmakers from Chaplin to Hitchcock, "unpopular" was not a badge of pride for movies but rather a sign that they were somehow flawed. Now, of course, we have two contenders: in that corner, weighing in at $100 or $200 million, are "blockbusters" like Armageddon; and in this corner are the 98-pound weaklings of the film industry, "independent" movies like Gods and Monsters. From the former we can expect special effects, saccharine plots and Bruce Willis; while from the latter we can expect intellectual affects, subtle plots and a British...
...system say it fails bycompartmentalizing the problem. And some havecharged that Epps' own role is similar to that ofthe race relations tutors--by being officially incharge of racial issues, they say he has givenwhite administrators the freedom to ignore thosequestions. Others say he has helped put a diverseface on unpopular policy decisions over which hehas had little control. A 1992 Boston Globeprofile noted "skepticism" about his racerelations efforts...
...long string of stimulus packages. But he's not about to say that to Japan -- at least not today. "Japan is very proud about being told what to do," says Branegan, "but there are times when U.S. pressure can be an excuse for Tokyo to push through unpopular reforms. It just has to be nuanced in the right way." And as Ken Starr reminded us during his testimony Thursday, if anybody knows nuance, it's Bill Clinton...