Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...question of how The Crimson can ensure diversity of ideas without either adding insult to injury or stepping on other groups' toes in the future. My suggestion is that future columnists be selected solely with an eye toward ensuring a range of ideological and political perspectives broad enough to attract a culturally-diverse group of columnists...
With all the talk this past year about colleges offering more "competitive" financial aid packages to attract more meritorious and promising applicants, the problem of colleges maintaining need-blind admissions policies and the University of Pennsylvania's recent decision to offer merit-based financial aid, the premise behind financial aid systems is being seriously threatened...
...attract what he called this "party of the non-voter," he recommended focusing on one or two large issues, such as universal health care and educational reform...
...They will write up reports for us, and will work with us next year," Gray says. "From there, we'll use them to attract new interns...
...clerk for former Justice Harry Blackmun, it features frank, behind-the-scenes assessments of the Justices and quotes from E-mail sent over the court's computers. The book discusses legal history and doctrines, but it is the tales out of school that will no doubt attract the most attention. Lazarus repeats accounts that Thurgood Marshall, the court's legendary first black Justice, watched soap operas during the workday, and says he let his law clerks do almost everything but cast his vote. Lazarus says it was "received wisdom" among the clerks that Justice Sandra Day O'Connor...