Word: reforms
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...confined her activism to African-American studies. In 1996, she was one of the principal co-signers of a letter to Levin urging the university to rethink its labor policies. She has also spearheaded a debate over tenure reform for Yale professors...
...goal was to take the reform message that had played so well in the boutique politics of New Hampshire and ramp it up into a national crusade. Reform had to mean more than McCain's trademark campaign-finance agenda; now it would mean a new kind of party, a new kind of politics with a new kind of leader. "They said there wasn't room for reform in the Republican Party," said McCain, resurrecting a line from his announcement speech. "Well, we've made room...
...Russert on "Meet the Press" that those sly Dems were planning on pulling the McCain lever just so they could stack the deck in favor of their candidate in the general election. Although this seems to veer dangerously close to the paranoid territory known as Perot-land (hmm... the Reform party doesneed a candidate), some polls do back up Bush's contention that he's the candidate who can beat Bradley/Gore. A Newsweek survey this week found that 52 percent of voters thought that Bush would be more likely to defeat the Democratic party's candidate, with only 31 percent...
...policy still does not respond to greater barriers to student-Faculty interaction including large class size and limited advising. We may now be able to dine with professors but student-Faculty interaction outside the classroom will never be an adequate substitute for student-Faculty interaction inside the classroom. This reform should be the first of many...
...Democratic presidential candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., last week's New Hampshire primary was only the beginning of what he hopes will be a nationwide movement to reform American society...