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The liberal arts curriculum will allow you two years to decide upon a field of study . They also are agreeable to Cowher returning this year without a contract extension , if he were to decide he wants to keep coaching for at least one more season , or to discussing a multiple-year extension . As we previously reported , Congress is likely to look toward patent reform legislation while it waits for the Supreme Court to decide MGM v. Grokster . More than 15 years after the end of the Cold War , it is incomprehensible to many that the major nuclear-weapon States operate with their arsenals on hair-trigger alert - such that , in the case of a possible launch of a nuclear attack , their leaders could have only 30 minutes to decide whether to retaliate , risking the devastation of entire nations in a matter of minutes . It was thus , from the identity of doctrine and of policy which distinguished both parties , in reference to the money power , that two of the most prominent articles in the creed of the republican party , by force of which Mr. Jefferson , as its leader , came into power , were set aside ; and their dangerous opposites , on account of which , Mr. Adams , as the head of the federal party , was expelled , were brought into full and active operation namely the right claimed by the latter for Congress , to pronounce upon what appertains to the general welfare and which is so forcibly condemned in the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions , and the report of Mr. Madison and the right of the federal judiciary to decide , in the last resort , as to the extent of the reserved as well as of the delegated powers .