Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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When campaign season is off, however, the Democrats must struggle to attract and maintain members by performing other functions...
...remarkable strength the environment has in opinion polls today can only translate into the polling place in the next century," says Duane Silverstein, executive director of the Goldman Foundation in San Francisco, which hands out annual $100,000 prizes to environmentalists. As a result, environmentalism can expect to attract more Mitrauds, with aspirations that flow beyond the local aquifer. "I am," Mitraud admits, "very ambitious." She has no plans to seek political office, only to acquire a Ph.D...
Rudenstine said in an interview Wednesday thatHarvard would not offer equally lucrative packagesto attract or keep high-profile faculty. Thisstatement contradicts the Times' report that Deanof the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles is building a"war chest" to fend off faculty raids like the onethat netted Barro...
Panelist Lauren Bigelow, director of product technology at Cybersmith, discussed the growing trend in children's entertainment toward "girl games"--computer games specifically geared to attract young girls...
...level of interest, the wrestling team has had more than 300 spectators, with standing room only in the MAC, for some of its home meets. Women's rugby counts 50 members on its team roster alone, and home fixtures for squash attract enough people to fill up Hemenway gymnasium. These numbers would seem to justify at least a mention on the last page. Also, as varsity sailor Dan Parkes '98 points out, "It's difficult to be interested in something you don't know exists. If The Crimson gave us more publicity, I'm sure more people would...