Clemson President Defends Restraint After NCAA Penalties
Clemson University faces NCAA sanctions on its football program with ACC bowl bans for 1982 83 and 84. President Bill Atchley rejects appeals and seeks ACC relief, stressing integrity and balance between athletics and academics while urging reforms to prevent future violations.
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Clemson
Bill Atchley
National Collegiate Athletic Association
ACC
Tigers
Wall Street Journal
Simon
NCAA
Athhley
America
Atchley
University of South Carolina
Thought For Today Quote From Woodrow Wilson
A Sept 4 1912 quotation questions government care and asserts true freedom comes when people take responsibility for governing. It presents Wilson's view that benevolence from government arises from citizens sharing responsibility.
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Woodrow Wilson
Ashley Sees It and Readers Weigh In on TV and Life
A reader column blends humor about aging looks and parental echoes with notes on The Blue and the Gray viewers. Betty Johnson and other readers share jokes about a sequel and Southern speech, praising restraint and loyalty while reflecting on Chicago’s Loop and daily routines.
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Betty S. Johnson
Ken
Ashley
Phyllis Hansen
St. Stephen
Chicago
Reagan Gaffes and the Digest Debate in Washington
The piece mocks Ronald Reagan and liberal critics over his Reader's Digest citation. It cites Herblock cartoons, Mary McGrory jokes, and Sontag’s shock value while arguing the Digest symbolized liberal phobias and the Pope shooting news. It notes KGB concerns and distrust of Georgetown circles.
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Ronald Reagan
Reader’s Digest
Herblock
Mary McGrory
Digest
Commentary
American Spectator
Georgetown
Susan Sontag
John Barron
Reagan
Miss McGrory
Washington
Nancy Reagan
KGB
Afghanistan
Vietnam
Brezhnev
Andropov
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Kissinger
Chile
John Locke
John Stuart Mill
John Dewey
Britain’s Thatcher Leads Amid Global Parallels and Doubts
The piece contrasts Britain's political trajectory under Margaret Thatcher with U S trends, noting her rising popularity amid recession and Falklands victory. It cites Liberal and Labour shifts, predicts a forthcoming election, and links U S voter caution to Thatcher era dynamics and Reaganomics endorsement.
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Britain
Maggie Thatcher
Peter Jenkins
The
Guardian
Labour Party
Thatcher
Liberal Party
Falklands
Chrysler
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