His head is in celestial clouds of glory, two hands, God's the reader must presume, placing an Uncle Sam hat on Bush's head. His head is in celestial clouds of glory, two hands, God's the reader must presume, placing an Uncle Sam hat on Bush's head. Bush, almost as large as the earth itself, looks with benevolent concern on the nearby world. On the opposite page a columnist criticizes Bush for his hard line in dealings at home, his soft line in dealing with the Chinese. We should celebrate daily the freedom of the cartoonist, the freedom of the columnist, freedom of the press.
School sports are probably the biggest flaw in our education system.
Thanks to you, Bill, and thanks to Joe McWilliams, Plainview. It's just a matter of time until he will embarrass the University with his hot temper. . . . On the other hand AC Professor Neil Sapper disagrees and cites half a dozen or so of infractions recently committed within Tech's athletic department. Prof Sapper suggests the athletic department has soiled its own reputation to a degree that the new coach can hardly damage it further. Dr. Sapper admires the coach for his many, but little-known, virtues.