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The survey--completed by about 2500 undergraduates at the five schools during the week of October 6--also shows that Ivy League students in general consider themselves slightly more moderate than do Harvard students. Whereas 45.6 per cent of Ivy Leaguers call themselves moderates and 34.8 liberals, Harvard undergraduates label...
(6 of 11) nomination, he welcomed the support of Republican moderates, but they came to him, not he to them. In one conversation, he discussed party unity this way: "I think the division of the Republican Party grew from pragmatism on the part of some, the Republicans who said, '...
Opposition to Thatcher's policies had been growing steadily-until the Labor Party conference. Before, every major poll showed Labor leading the Tories by ten to eleven points. Afterward, a Gallup poll indicated Labor's lead had dropped to three points in reaction to the bitter fracas. Tory...
The radicals were emboldened by an early victory. A conference vote increased their dominance of the National Executive Committee, stacking it 19 to 11 against Party Leader James Callaghan's moderates. The left-wingers later won a series of drastic new policy demands: withdrawal from the European Community, unilateral...
"The only options are Reagan and Carter," Brown said, arguing that Reagan administration would shift current moderate-liberal debates on social justice to discussions between conservatives and moderates.