He understood the need for subtlety

Article Abstract:

The late Supreme Court justice Lewis Powell felt the 1976 reverse discrimination case Regents of the University of California v. Bakke opinion to be his most important, and he knowingly confined it to affirmative action at state-supported schools and left for later ruling on the propriety of affirmative action in other areas. The nation felt great tension about affirmative action and taking only a "baby step" was the right thing to do.

United States, Officials and employees, Testimonial, United States. Supreme Court, Powell, Lewis F., Jr.

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Age is an attitude

Article Abstract:

Self esteem comes to most women from feeling good about themselves at any age. Positive attitudes and doing enjoyable activities add to self esteem. Drug products and surgical procedures to reduce the effects of aging are treatments that really do work.

Health aspects, Age (Psychology), Age differences (Psychology), Attitudes, Attitude (Psychology)

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Your key to hotel savings

Article Abstract:

Senior discounts on hotel prices are not always the best value. Negotiation can invariably provide the lowest prices.

Prices and rates, Hotels and motels

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