Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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According to Tucker, the leadership of Hillel has made a deliberate effort over the past few years to attract and involve a larger portion of the Jews in the Harvard community...
...events attract the attention of the entire world. The massacre at Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989 was one of them. The Gate of Heavenly Peace revisits the tumultuous 7-week period leading up to the massive student demonstrations that culminated in the deadly shower of Chinese Army bullets. This three-hour documentary, composed of original footage, dramatic interviews and pleasant voice-owner narration, results in a gripping, unbiased and informative chronicle of an important time in China's recent history...
...luck holds out and he doesn't squander his opportunity, Clinton could walk away with the big prize--a deal that reflects his essential beliefs and robs Dole of his premier campaign issue. House Republican leaders are contemplating a last-chance offer that could attract bipartisan support: cutting $155 billion in Medicare, providing targeted tax cuts worth $180 billion, fattening the pool of discretionary spending a bit to woo liberals, and then getting in line behind the Senate's more moderate welfare-reform plan. If that plan goes nowhere with Clinton, Republicans will try to spend the next two weeks...
...would think that the Harvard Democrats would take advantage of the confusion on the right and work to attract disaffected moderates from the Republican ranks. However, College Democrats have been doing the exact opposite. Harvard's proud Democratic tradition includes the intellectual foundations of the New Deal and New Frontier, giving America luminaries and presidents from Franklin Delano Roosevelt '04 to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. '38. Today, however, Harvard Democrats are intellectually moribund. As U.S. News and World Report wrote in November, "At Harvard--long the cradle of liberal ideas and leaders--young Republicans outnumber Democrats...
Becky and her partner never turned around or slowed their pace, lest they attract attention from other guests. At the end of the corridor, they looked back nonchalantly, then ducked into the stairwell. Becky pulled out a small radio from her purse. "We have a hit," she whispered, and relayed the room number. The searchers had found the simulated nuclear device, which had been emitting a harmless amount of radiation, in less than two hours...