Word: overcrowdedness
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Rarely, in a time of me-too politics and an overcrowded middle of the road, are voters in any state offered a clear-cut choice between opposite paths. In Tennessee's Democratic primary last week, the voters had all the choice anyone could want. Battling for a third Senate...
Chief Union Negotiator Harold J. Pryor called the settlement "an almost complete victory." Long Island President Thomas M. Goodfellow, undisguisedly unhappy, made it clear that he was the one who had been pushed. Said he: "The settlement we made wasn't the settlement we thought should be made. But...
Under the new system most youngsters will only get eight years of regular school, will then be sent out to work at a specialized trade. Only the brightest will be permitted to attend the Russian equivalents of high school and apply to universities. Even they will get part-time vocational...
Barry Goldwater's Conscience is not likely to win many disciples to the Republican Party in an election year when the middle of the road is already overcrowded. But his book serves notice that the Old Guard has new blood, that a hardworking, successful politico has put up his...
The school board of Parchment, Mich, (pop. 1,500), near Kalamazoo, last week faced an astonishing dilemma. For $30,000 it must build either 1) two new classrooms at an overcrowded elementary school, or 2) a fancy band room at the brand-new Parchment High School. Why is the band...