Word: aithough
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Aithough the clubs are not of ficially, recognized student groups, they nevertheless enjoy benefits from the college, including low-cost steam heading and centers phones...
...AIthough the Virginia Beach plan could cost taxpayers as much as $14 million during the next few years, the community is behind Brickell. When the city manager cut $5 million from the school budget two years ago, 30,000 citizens signed petitions opposing the cut; hundreds came to a public hearing to praise the school system and attack the city manager. "Revolutions happen not suddenly but after a long accu- mulation of grievances and awareness of defects," says Philosopher Mortimer Adler, who is optimistic that the re-forms will continue. "This is the first time that the central matter...
...AIthough the Argentine invasion only instilled in the Falklanders a deeper sense of suspicion and dislike of the Argentines, the islanders often displayed sympathy over the plight of individual soldiers. The islanders fed hungry Argentines at their back doors, passing out sweets and cigarettes. "I caught the fear in their eyes," says Msgr. Spraggon. "One soldier violated the curfew one night to see me and just broke down and cried and cried...
...AIthough the plan was defeated in Congress, the Kemp-Roth bill gained a loyal supporter: Ronald Reagan. As the 1980 presidential campaign began, the tax-cut proposal was the centerpiece of his economic policy. But when Reagan wrapped up the Republican nomination, the G.O.P.'s mainstream economists flocked to his fold, and the influence of Laffer, Wanniski and Kemp waned as old-line conservatives began having an impact. Among the most prominent: Alan Greenspan, Gerald Ford's chief
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