Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Houses with fewer minority students should try to attract minority freshmen to secure a more even distribution among all houses, Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, chairman of the Committee on Race Relations, said this week while taping a radio interview for WHRB...
...Because of the magazine's emphasis on the social impact of scientific issues, we hope to attract not only science concentrators, but students in the humanities and social sciences as well," Mark B. Wenneker '80, another founder of the magazine, said yesterday...
...strong candidate for governor in 1971, Evers has an outside chance of rattling Mississippi politics to the bone by becoming the first black to be elected to a powerful position in the state. Unfortunately, the price he has been forced to pay is high. Evers, in an attempt to attract whites, has apparently decided to take a more conservative line than any other candidate. His campaign speeches before white groups make him sound more like a rich Delta plantation progeny than the spokesman for the civil and political rights of Mississippi blacks. Evers's conservative pabulum is almost what...
...course, that's precisely the reason Evers has a prayer at all. Evers, who drew over 100,000 votes in his 1971 race for governor, hopes to attract twice that many votes this time around and win the election with a plurality. In order to do this, Evers must garner about 90 per cent of the black vote, win about 10 per cent of the white vote, and pray it rains on election day. His chances are slim, but alive...
...attorney without a service like ours." In the first four months of operation, 805 clients had generated $20,000 in fees for The Law Store, whose monthly overhead is $2,000, not counting attorneys' salaries that are currently being paid by Group Legal Services. To attract more customers, local advertising in newspapers, on radio and TV is planned for the end of the year...