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...America's "space lemon" and "flying brickyard." Could past scorn actually have increased the passion of this new embrace? The shuttle had become a kind of technological Rocky, the bum who perseveres to the end, the underdog who finally wins. Columbia's success, explained Milwaukee Sociologist Wayne Youngquist, "ties in with so many of our cultural themes. It's Horatio Alger. It's The Little Engine That Could...
They do not predict the future." Agrees Marquette University Sociologist Wayne Youngquist: "The media want the pollsters to be seers. We want them to do more than they...
...Reagan and Carter camps agree on the major factor: women are more sensitive than men to issues that involve war and peace and, unfairly or not, Reagan is perceived by many women as more likely than Carter to pursue policies that risk war. Contends Marquette University Sociologist Wayne Youngquist: "Men may say to themselves, 'We need a strong defense. We're tired of being pushed around.' But women are saying to themselves, 'No one is dying, so let's keep it that way.' " Contends Ohio Republican Robert Hughes, a party leader in Cleveland...
Says Milwaukee Sociologist Wayne Youngquist: "There is decadence in our society, but it is an ebb, not a rising tide. Our institutions are healing, the age of moral ambiguity and experimentation is in decline...
...about 1,500 in the first five months of 1979, and party contributions are expected to increase $100,000 over previously projected figures for the year. "Dreyfus has brought in a large number of independents who were dissatisfied with the old tweedledum and tweedledee routine," says Milwaukee Sociologist Wayne Youngquist...