Bush embarked on his presidency attempting to sell himself to Congress and to the American people after an election that some claim provided him with no clear mandate as president.
President George Bush's tenure in office has so far been marked by repeated statements about the importance of symbolism in foreign policy, but last week abstract symbolism became reality when two dozen British and U.S.
According to many political analysts hopes of employing former President Bill Clinton in a central role in the Democratic party have been dashed by a scandalous reputation that has followed Clinton all the way from the White House. The Manhattan federal prosecutor has begun examination into Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich, an incident also currently under investigation by the Senate Judiciary Committee. U.S.
Long-debated legislation concerning patients' rights may finally come to the front of the agenda in the upcoming weeks. Bipartisan advocates of patients' rights offered new legislation Tuesday, the kick-off to the fifth year of debate on the issue. "The American people have waited too long," Sen.
Judiciary com. sends name on to Senate
Mary Francis Berry, the Chairperson of the U.S. Commission of Civil Rights, spoke in Filene Auditorium yesterday as one of the guest speakers in a series of lectures in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
(Editor's note: This is the third in a series of articles examing the prospects and promises of President-elect George W.
While Testa's resignation from the Greek Life Steering Committee, may have come as a surprise to some members of the Dartmouth Community, it did not shock many of those on the committee itself. "I wasn't too surprised," Megan Gleason '02 said, an unaffiliated member of the committee.
Legislators slog through obstacles in search of solutions
Prof. says College is not committed to serious changes