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...endorse George Bush. But we wish him well. And we warn him: We are awake now. The novocaine has worn...
Traditionally, presidents, freed from electoral considerations, have used their farewell addresses to try to steer the nation on a specific course or openly warn it about problems that they see as particularly important. In the first farewell address, George Washington warned the nation not to involve itself in entangling European alliances. Americans took these words so seriously that isolationists cited them decades afterwards...
...warn against the application of strict faculty affirmative-action policies." I said that there were two purposes to affirmative action: to eliminate discrimination or to ensure representation. I said that the Committee needed to establish, as a ground, a clear statement of principles. And I said that representation was not the principle to be adopted in seeking faculty...
...trillion Reagan military buildup is producing weapons that seem designed to upset the strategic balance and give the U.S. a nuclear advantage over the Soviet Union. Experts warn that weapons systems such as the Strategic Defense Initiative and the just-unveiled Stealth bomber could make the world more dangerous by prompting a hostile Soviet response. Other weapons that were first introduced by the U.S., such as cruise missiles and multiple- warhead ICBMs, have been copied by the Soviets and now pose a greater threat to Americans...
EARLY THURSDAY MORNING 12:00 A.M. VIRUS RELEASED BY ROBERT MORRIS, JR. 2.00 A.M. MORRIS CALLS HARVARD TO WARN OF INFECTION LATE THRUSDAY MORNING PROGRAMMERS BEGIN DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AFFECTED BY VIRUS LATE FRIDAY MOST UNITS WORKING AGAIN, MORRIS NAMED AS VIRUS ORIGINATOR