Word: hungering
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...biggest factor, however, is a variation on the one that is apparently motivating voters: a simple yearning for change. After a dozen years of Republican rule, journalists hunger for new battles, new issues, above all new faces. A change in ruling party always energizes politics and boosts stories to the front page or the opening of the newscast. Says a Washington Post reporter: "God, I hope Bush doesn't get re-elected. It'll be so boring: no fresh ideas, the same old people running the show and more Capitol Hill gridlock. A Clinton Administration would be a much better...
Calling out "Help the hunger in Somalia," members of the Harvard African Students Association tabled in front of Widener Library yesterday to raise money for that war-torn nation...
...need to restore a sense of the common good in America. Tolerance must become an idea that is honored and respected, particularly toward nations that are different from us. But hunger should not be tolerated. It's a moral principle that people should be able to eat a meal when they want to. The sight of hunger any place on the globe should be banished...
...many of his generation, he is clearly fascinated by the family as an institution. He talks enthusiastically about Swiss psychoanalyst Alice Miller, whose 1981 classic Prisoners of Childhood, renamed The Drama of the Gifted Child, argues that children deprived of unconditional love from their parents grow up with emotional hunger and injure their own offspring by repeating the pattern. He says he has also been influenced by his Harvard professor Erik Erikson, who pioneered work in the discovery of personal identity...
Other speakers included Safroadu Yeboah-Amankwah, a representative of MIT's African Association, Henry lrving of UNICEF, and Molly G. Ware '95 of the Phillip Brooks' House Hunger Action Committee...