June 1, 2001
Critics Question Why Bush Still Has Not Picked a Science Adviser
The empty director's seat at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has prompted critics to raise questions about President Bush's commitment to science. But the president's supporters say there's no need to worry.
No president has waited longer than Mr. Bush before announcing a nominee for the job of science adviser. University officials and members of Congress are beginning to complain about the Bush administration's dawdling pace.
"The president has sent
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