[PEN-L:3895] Re: death penalty for racist beast

lies the same "disparate treatment" standard to showing that there is discrimination in the application of capital punishment. As long as the McCleskey decision stands, there is no obvious barrier to continuing to use the justice system to kill primarily black men.

[PEN-L:3535] Re: Racism at Microsoft

drink to that." The exercise of putting in the phrase "I'd like all niggers to die" might be described as entrapping the software! Dale Tussing

Re: May day

re loyal and the Russians aren't! If you're trying to set yourself apart from those who observe labor day on May 1, why can't you come up with something like "freedom day" or "liberty day"? I have always thought that "Loyalty Day" represents a failure of r

ECONOMICS FOR PHYSICISTS AND MATHEMATICIANS

e any insight on why this is happening? Has such a course been offered anywhere else? Why economics for physicists and mathematicians? The announcement is copied below. What does anyone think? Dale A. Dale Tussing, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Syracus

[PEN-L:6485] RE: World Bank repudiates its history?

working on it and that they don't have a theory or a strategy! Dale Tussing On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Jeffrey Fellows wrote: > > In response to Nancy Breen's note > > The plan to "invest" in health is quite significant, especia

[PEN-L:6121] Re: universities and $$$

and chances are your institution and its history of corruption and corporate debauchery will be spelled out. It is worth looking up. Dale Tussing A. Dale Tussing Professor of Economics

[PEN-L:5833] Re: Taxes: Dole, Clinton & the Left

y would not make Martin Luther King Day a holiday! We should have national programs for poor people. But we are moving in the opposite direction. Dale Tussing On Fri, 23 Aug 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > One thing which seems to be missing from the

[PEN-L:5732] Re: welfare

unmarried women has risen. The marriage rate has fallen drastically for all women. The usual interpretation is an inadequate supply of "marriageable men", but that's another whole issue. Dale Tussing On Thu, 15 Aug 1996, Eban Goodstein wrote: > On Thu, 15 Aug 1996,

[PEN-L:5707] Re: welfare

rate at http://www.ed.gov/pubs/YouthIndicators/indfig03.gif Dale Tussing

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ous policy to me. Can someone out there explain what signs Greenspan could see in today's economy of rapid economic growth, output approaching capacity, unemployment dangerously low, or anything at all that would justify application of the brakes at this stage of the business cycle?