Dean C. Hammer, in Presidential Studies ~uarkrly (Spring 1995), 208 East 75th St., New York, N.Y. 10021.
The presidency of George Bush remains a puzzle. Timemagazine summed it up inJanuary 1991, when it named the 41st president "Men of the Year": a double image of him was splashed on the cover as if to say, "George Bush, bold leader of the crusade against Saddam Hussein, meet George Bush, curiously inert domestic political leader." The political scientists are al- ready inventing...
? the western range of wolves, bears, cougars, "Following in Her Footsteps? Faculty Gender Composi- and coyotes that prey on domestic livestock." tion and Women's Choices of College Majors" BrandiceJ. Canes and Harvey S. Rosen, inlndustrial and Federal dams on western rivers supply Labor Relations Review (Apr. 19951,201 ILR Research ranches with plentiful subsidized water, even Bldg., Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.14853-3901. in times .of drought.
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Carl M. Cannon, and "The New Congress & the Old Media" Terry Eastland, in Forbes MediaCritic (Spring 1995),
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"Today," anchorman Tom Brokaw an-nounced, introducing a story on the NBC evening news last September 27, "GOP con- gressional candidates were summoned to Washington and given a battle plan. However, as NBC's Lisa Myers tells us tonight, it is long on promises but short on sound premises."
And that's the way it was for...