Impressive remap plan for state Supreme Court governance
A fragmented discussion suggests shaping a plan where Aegon forms the law aid on the U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to prevent constitutional provisions from being nullified. It critiques open one-vote principles, advocates state government control, and favors elected state officers over appointed judges for better public outcomes.
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Aegon
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ata
Legisla~ture
Govpa
Willir
A High School Teacher Confronts State Tax Costs and Philosophy
A 26 year old teacher, driven by charity, debates state role in welfare and taxes. She worries about withholding income tax from her $11,000 annual pay, noting that subsidies imply higher taxes for others. The piece contrasts idealism with fiscal reality as she learns to balance compassion and property rights.
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Oris
Franchise Tax Board
Pari
Windsor
Detroit
United States
Windsor Street
Sonia
Windsor and Detroit share pasts yet diverge on crime
A feature contrasts Windsor Ontario with Detroit Michigan, noting Windsor’s lower crime, safer streets, and factory town character. It cites Chrysler as major employer, few Black residents, separate entrances for ladies and escorts, and Canada’s strict crime stance as factors shaping daily life for cross-border residents.
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Detroit
Windsor
Gordon Preston
Chrysler
The Saturday Review and magazine decline roots
The piece laments disappearing magazines and observes a shift in liberal weeklies like Saturday Review under new editors. It notes the small readership of serious quarterlies, the failed Kenyon Review, and contrasts free speech with censorship, recounting a personal anecdote about an unpublished essay with Norman Cousins.
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Evening Post
Sewanee Review
Tennessee
London
Kenyon Review
Saturday Review
Nicholas Charney
Psychology Today
T. George Harris
Toleve
Kam
Charney
Norman Cousins
Cousins
Waas the Voice
Sidney
Alls
Gordon
Yesteryear
América
Virginia Payette A portrait of campus irrelevance and nostalgia
A reflective column laments fading college pastimes and yearbook culture while debating what remains meaningful. The author contrasts modern student life with the “dinosaur days,” noting prom, yearbooks, and on-campus activities give way to activism and outside campaigns.
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Physics Research Center
Glee Club
Work Ethic Clash Signals Welfare Reform Debate
Analyzing 1960s policy shifts, the piece notes Sen Nat Mangdges plan linking welfare to work requirements, extended to employers hiring from welfare rolls. It cites criticism of federal action, the Work Requirement tied to Social Security, and potential penalties for noncompliance, framing a watershed moment in welfare policy.
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Nixon
Senate Finance
Senate
Pla
Congress
Joan Smith
Sadat vows million casualties in Arab Israel clash this year
Egypt's president warns war with Israel will decide the issue within the year even at the cost of a million Egyptian lives. He frames the conflict as existential and imminent amid regional tension.
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Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Notable historical events from this day in history
Key events listed include the 1908 March of Dimes campaign against infantile paralysis, the 1961 severing of U S diplomatic ties with Cuba, Jack Ruby's death in 1967, Eugene McCarthy's 1968 presidential candidacy announcement, and a thought from Jonathan Swift about religion and love.
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Waas
U.S
Cuba
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dailag
Eugene McCarthy
Newice
Jonathan Swift
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