The Senate last Thursday approved the final version of legislation that makes it a federal crime to attack or blockade abortion clinics, their operators or their patrons.
In his column in The New York Times a couple of weeks ago,Russell Baker summed up quite well how the press of late has been reluctant to seize upon real issues and instead has indulged in feeding frenzies on whatever the trash of the day happens to be. Particularly in the case of the Clintons, he contended in "The Politics of Hate," the attacks have been quite vituperative and very often below the belt, both literally and figuratively. Bill Clinton's sexual life should not be a matter of public discourse; nor should any President's, for that matter. At any rate, plenty of presidents have indulged in extramarital affairs, including none other than Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whom many have deemed a great president.
The Committee on the First-Year Experience is due to make its recommendations at the end of the term.
April 10, 1994 marked the kickoff of this year's Senior Class Gift Program, which will continue until April 25.
Is anyone out there trying to pay as little attention to Whitewater as possible? For those concerned about the First Lady's role, disregard of the matter might be the most worthwhile position to take. Americans should be uncomfortable, to put it mildly, with the way the media, campaign handlers, politicians and the general public have treated Hillary Clinton from the very beginning.
I am more than ready to leave behind the dark and misty mornings and crunch of feet on snow. If only Hanover would let me.
As senior year continues to hurtle rapidly by, I have been thinking a lot about our fleeting youth.
I have heard enough from the Hanover merchants about how Topside violates zoning laws, and that the College is trying to put them out of business.
Last weekend my aunt and her husband came to visit me. I took them for the perfunctory tour around campus on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and like most first-time visitors to Dartmouth, they were struck by its beauty. But as we were walking, my uncle turned to me and said, "Where are all the black people?