Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Another factor which makes MGH a standard is that we have able to attract and retain physicians in specialties and sub-specialties," Bander said...
Proposition: Debates between presidential candidates are a useful and informative feature of campaigns and should be a quadrennial fixture of American politics. Affirmative case: The debates attract an enormous TV audience, thus stimulating a healthy interest in public affairs. They give voters their only chance to see the candidates side by side and compare them; they offer candidates their sole opportunity to make a sustained pitch to voters committed or leaning to the other side, who would ordinarily shun their rallies and ignore their TV spots...
...daughters, and there they live like savages. It is a fate worthy of degenerates, concludes the author. "Except for defending criminals, there was nothing Lot knew how to do." In Utzel & His Daughter the editorial is even more obvious: a girl named Poverty is too gross and slothful to attract a bridegroom. She cannot even get into her shoes until she stops living on handouts, takes a job as a maid and loses weight. In good time, she becomes the bride of a wealthy youth...
...Faculty left the election format up to the council. The UC wasn't required to hold college wide elections, nor was it required to launch a massive publicity drive to attract candidates. But while it limited the voting process to its own representatives, its poster drive suggested that it wanted to give all undergraduates an opportunity to sit on the committees-in order to broaden students input. As it turned out, four of the seven people elected...
...Nacht hopes to attract people is through playreadings. "They will be a collection of people, hopefully without much experience in drama, who come together to drink wine and get involved in a play," he said...