Word: roosevelts
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...eyes at every turn. Men who were once shaped by this University have gone on to shape the world. It isn't possible to dive into the MAC's swimming pool without seeing a plaque honoring John F. Kennedy's memory. The robust and austere portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, stares down everyone who passes through the Union's doors...
Using the example of the once popular school of Social Darwinism to bolster his points, Roosevelt attacked the belief that society cannot be changed. Seeking solutions as Americans approach the turn of the century may not be easy, he maintained, but they do exist...
...Mark Roosevelt '78 tapped into this pervasive disenchantment with government in an October 19th speech at the Institute of Politics. He spoke to issues larger than party competition and agendas, underscoring disturbing truths about the current political climate. Cynicism, he claimed, is the number one enemy of Massachusetts, a painfully ironic statement given the sparse audience he was addressing...
...Roosevelt condemned the apathy of voters, arguing that indifference undermines the very goals of those who wash their hands of politics...
...that The Crimson has fallen for this ruse. In a global information age economy, government does have a place as a necessary partner for American business and cannot just sit by idly. Mark Roosevelt '78 understands that; Bill Weld does...