Word: appealing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...other hand, there is a pervading sense that Darling, who, as council treasurer, is the only candidate who holds a position on the council's executive board, represents an entrenched council leadership that has failed to appeal to the student body at large...
...strangely, that's not detracting from his appeal. He's technically snagged more student group endorsements than half of his opponents, and he says his "grassroots campaign" effort is attracting support...
More generally, the Plants/Wikler platform attempts to straddle the ideological divide between progressive politics and student services; they hope to appeal to a broad constituency...
...Justice Department, for its part, gets a mediator who will have credibility when he lays down the law for Microsoft. Trial watchers have conjectured that Gates & Co. may already have given up hope of prevailing before Jackson, and may be counting on getting him reversed on appeal. The conservative Posner is in sync with many of the judges in Washington who would hear that appeal. "He's going to be able to tell Microsoft that if they're counting on the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court to vindicate them completely, that's not going to happen," says George...
...favorite, The Sorcerer's Apprentice--arriving in the age of the middle-brownout. The portion of the moviegoing public that readily consumes, or is even exposed to, classical music has shrunk. The animation in this Fantasia--we'll call it F2K--has enough verve and humor to appeal to folks for whom even Kenny G is too rarefied; but will the masses swallow what's good for them? Something that might be called art? "I use the word art, and then I bite my tongue," says Roy Disney. "I hope this is judged not as a piece...