Word: broads
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...music--steady, low-key with few surprises--fits the candidate and his campaign smartly. Pierce, now considered the frontrunner in the Republican race for the corner office, has built his campaign slowly but steadily, making use of broad grassroots support and contacts deep within the GOP. He has successfully created a solid conservative image which should appeal to the party's middle-class wing...
...ordinance against smoking in retail stores and other public areas. As a sign of the diminished power of Washington's once feared tobacco lobby, Congress is considering 72 bills to inhibit tobacco use. Kennedy's proposal would create a $185 million Center for Tobacco Products, with broad powers to regulate the industry. His costly plan faces an uphill battle, as does another bill, proposed by Congressman Henry Waxman of California, that would allow only informational ads without pictures. Ironically, such ads are known in the trade as tombstones...
According to Meredith E. Goldberg '92, who also helped to set up the group, the student group plans to examine what she called the "broad spectrum" of women's roles in Judaism...
...chief coordinator," Daniel A. Torop '93 leads the journal by organizing coffee houses, in which students read and present their work in a relaxed atmosphere, and interactive workshops, in which contributors fine-tune each other's work for publication. The journal frequently has postering campaigns to attract a broad range of first-year talents and styles...
...nonsense wife Barbara and his flock of grandchildren. Add to that low unemployment and inflation, the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, the dramatic capture of Manuel Noriega and the sense that Bush loves his impossible job and is working hard at it. This flavorful gumbo has a broad appeal. Bush gets good marks even from a majority of blacks and Democrats...