Word: lopsidedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Continuing their tradition of marching to the left of the country, Harvard Square voters yesterday supported Democratic candidates for President and Senator by lopsided margins, according to exit polls conducted by The Crimson.
Fueling the lopsided preference for Reagan is a surge of good feeling. A full 74% of respondents said that things in the country are going "very well or fairly well." The rating is an Olympian 48-point jump from January 1981, when Reagan took office, and the highest level recorded...
Still, some details are far from trivial. A year ago, Reagan admitted to groups of Senators and Congressmen that he had only recently learned that the Soviets were so heavily dependent on land-based missiles. He conceded that it was no wonder that the Soviets rejected as lopsided his original...
Mulroney may find that his most trying moments are spent dealing not with Washington but with his Tory colleagues. The new Prime Minister won the election partly because he succeeded so well in uniting a fractious party. With victory secured, however, the Progressive Conservatives could easily regain their penchant for...
The lopsided results drew protests that the judges were unduly dazzled by the prospect of the Americans' impending pro careers. When Super Heavyweight Tyrell Biggs won the gold medal with a 4-1 decision, his opponent, Italy's Francesco Damiani, gestured angrily in disgust. After South Korean Light...