Word: five
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...they relived their lives, fewer than one in 10 Harvard graduates would choose not to attend Harvard, whereas more than one in five Radcliffe graduates would have turned down Radcliffe...
...class is overwhelmingly left of center politically, with only one in five Harvard alumni and one in 10 Radcliffe alumnae claiming to be Republican. The class overwhelmingly supports the legal right to abortion, sanctions against South Africa, gun control and higher taxes to support public education...
...Twenty-five years ago, Thomas C. Hayes '65 wanted to leave Harvard so badly that he even missed his own graduation...
...some time to become aware of the depths of the crisis. Today everyone is working against the clock. But we have already climbed a long, steep slope since the spring of 1985 ((when Gorbachev assumed power)). We did not do all that just to roll downhill again. Those five years have not been lost. We have gained experience; we have new knowledge, which we lacked at the first stage of perestroika. We have become wiser, we have learned to take a more reasoned and competent approach to the fundamental tasks of perestroika. So some preparatory phase -- what I would call...
...magazines, including Vogue, Vanity Fair, the New Yorker, Details, HG and Self, every one of which has had one or more top editors ousted and design face-lifts imposed. At the Random House book-publishing conglomerate, the longtime chief executive, a key division head and five other senior editors departed between November and March amid charges that Newhouse wanted to censor the politics of books and undervalued their social and cultural significance. He replied, "I do not like charity cases. I believe my operations should have the sense of security that comes from knowing their work leads to a profit...