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An excerpt from an article on various traits of mind characterizing scholars by J. Neusner, published in the journal "Higher Education,' is presented.
- Curz control: All eyes on new speaker. Fine, Howard // Orange County Business Journal;12/23/96, Vol. 19 Issue 52, p21
Focuses on the governments of Sacramento, California, and Washington. End to the Republicans' reign of power in the state Assembly in Sacramento; Information on the tort reform; Key issue to be discussed by Congress in 1997; Issues facing businesses in 1997. INSETS: Person to watch.;Company to...
- The Inevitability of Government. Foster, Thomas // Challenge (05775132);Jul/Aug97, Vol. 40 Issue 4, p83
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- What good is government? Bennett, William J.; DiIulio Jr., John J. // Commentary;Nov97, Vol. 104 Issue 5, p25
Focuses on certain issues about the United States government. Criticisms on President Clinton's 1996 State of Union address about the American government; Estimations on annual federal expenses before 2003; Some opinions on the kind of government Americans need.
- How pols and their polls go so wrong about us. Richardson, Amy // Christian Science Monitor;12/23/96, Vol. 89 Issue 20, p19
Opinion. Argues that political leaders in the United States have been trying their hardest to fulfill the wishes of the public. Results of a survey conducted on this issue; Beliefs of the American public; Impact of politicians misreading public opinions.
- States balk at federal goals. Feldmann, Linda // Christian Science Monitor;2/3/97, Vol. 89 Issue 47, p1
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- Washington observer. Winston, Sherie; Ichniowski, Tom // ENR: Engineering News-Record;03/16/98, Vol. 240 Issue 11, p9
Reports on happenings related to politics in the United States. Indepth look at the plans of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to tighten enforcement of the Clean Water Act controls on large animal farms; Information on a dispute involving Senate GOP leaders and the White...
