Word: turnoveritis
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The battles won on defense carried over to the offensive front, as the Columbia defense rarely rattled Harvard. The Lions' full-court press, a key factor in the Crimson's loss a month ago in New York, didn't force a single turnover until late in the second-half--too...
Young women at Yale will certainly gain a lot from working in the largest feminist organization in the country," said Lynn Taborask, state coordinator for NOW in Connecticut. "Though problems with campus organizations include long vacations and the constant turnover of the student body these can also events a very...
The women prefer earlier streetwalking hours on several grounds. They maintain that they could capture a larger share of the commuter crowd if they were allowed to begin work at 5 p.m. The city government, which collects taxes on their trade, could also benefit. Moving up the starting time would...
Few minority journalists have risen into management jobs of even moderate power. Only one, Publisher Robert Maynard of the Oakland Tribune (circ. 179,000), runs a large paper with a predominantly white audience. Claims Maynard: "White males are often promoted on the basis of potential, but minorities and women need...
To date, the President's rhetoric in response to the Soviet turnover has been surprisingly moderate. But Reagan has suggested that he has no intention of taking the first step towards reduced tensions, telling a press conference the day Brezhnev's death was announced that "It takes two to tango...