Bump and grind for a plausible president

Article Abstract:

The 1992 Democratic convention was seen as successful, ending with the nomination of Bill Clinton and Al Gore. Clinton needs to win the votes of middle-class Democrats and the South if he is to win, while keeping the support of women, blacks and gays. He was helped by the sudden withdrawal of Ross Perot from the contest. TV coverage was reduced compared with other years.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Political activity, Clinton, Bill, Democratic Party (United States), Gore, Albert, Jr.

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What's gained in translation

Article Abstract:

Four English translations of Pushkin's difficult poetic stanzas do an excellent job of preserving both the artistry, meaning, and rhyme of 'Onegin:' James E. Falen's; Charles Johnston's; Walter Ardnt; and the team of Oliver Elton/A.D.P. Briggs.

Translations and translating, Translations, Modern literature, Eugene Onegin (Book), Pushkin, Alexander

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Dole & me

Article Abstract:

A woman who has an arm and shoulder injury similary to Bob Dole's describes how a handicap affects a person's life. Presidential candidate Dole cannot use his right arm because of an injury he sustained during World War II.

Injuries, Behavior, Presidential candidates, Disabled persons, Dole, Bob

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