View from Our View on Faculty Student Romance Rule
Our view argues UVA faculty senate should not ban romance between faculty and students but endorses a careful rule restricting relations where power affects academics. It predicts discreet conduct and urges department heads to enforce sensible policies to prevent favoritism while noting marriages born from student teacher bonds.
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University of Virginia
Charlottesville
South Carolina
USC Aiken
Aiken Sign Ordinance Debate Draws Public Opposition
Readers criticize a proposed city sign ordinance as elitist and costly. The Planning and Zoning Commission heard strong public pushback over economic impact and safety concerns, while officials push forward with the plan.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Aiken
Hilton Head
Letters Urge Aiken Readers to Voice Sign Ordinance Views
Aiken Standard invites signed letters with mailing addresses for publication. The writer, Lynn B. Zody, questions the sign ordinance and urges residents to contact City Council before it is too late, emphasizing Aiken’s charisma and diversity.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
Posal
Hilton Head
Lynn B. Zody
Thurmond Family Remembers Nancy Moore Thurmond
The Thurmond and Moore families express deep gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the untimely loss of Nancy Moore Thurmond. The tribute celebrates her life and notes her compassion, love of children, Special Olympics work, and enduring impact on family and friends. Now resting in loving arms, her memory inspires to cherish children.
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Strom
Strom Jr
Julie
Paul
Thurmond
Moore
Nancy Moore Thurmond
Nancy Moore
Loyalists reminisce on Reagan era at Hofstra conference
A weekend at Hofstra University gathered Reagan loyalists including Edwin Meese and James Watt for a retrospective on Ronald Reagan. Speakers praised the eight-year prosperity while noting the missteps of George Bush and the 1992 campaign, with debate over Reagan’s enduring influence on the conservative movement.
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Hofstra University
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Ralph Bledsoe
Reagan White House
Reagan Presidential Library
Reagan National Party
Frank Fahrenkopf
Bush
Watt
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Edmund Morris
White House
N.Y
Haynes Johnson
Hofstra
Gipper U
Ronnie
Marching on Washington The Nation’s Largest Gay Demonstration
Sandy Grady reports on a diverse mass protest in Washington aimed at pressuring Congress over the gay military ban. The crowd includes gay and straight allies from many states, with street theatre, political chants, and mixed reactions to Clinton’s absence.
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Congress
Bill Clinton
White House
Colorado
New York
Pittsburgh
PTA
Washington
Andy Falzarano
Waco
Clinton
JFK
Martin Luther King
America
Sam) Nunn
Colin) Powell
Jesse) Helms
Gerry Studds
D-Mass
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
KGB's Print Push Prompts Cautious Interest in New Books
Boston Globe columnist notes Crown Publishers review copies of Deadly Illusions based on KGB files and Yale University Press exploration of Documents of Communism. Kalugin writes a memoir while skeptics question the real value of these archives and potential sanitization of agents' names.
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Communist Party
KGB
Crown Publishers
Yale University Press
Oleg Kalugin
KGB Foreign Counterintelligence Service
U.S
Oleg Tsarev
John Costello
CIA
Alexander Orlov
Oxbridge
Oxford Co
Cambridge
Kim Philby
Anthony Blunt
Crown
Documents
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Debra Z. Price
Scott B. Hunter
Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover Tribune Media Services
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Morris
Columbia
Henry Graff
Carter
Ashington
Black Jack Pershing
John Pershing
Europe
Black Jack
Pershing
Prez
Flakr
Pinocchio
Bill
Act-Up
Larry Kramer
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Mass
Phil Donahue
1918
Sandy Grady
The
Philadelphia Daily News
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Kalugin
Moscow
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Paul II
Alex Beam
Boston Globe
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