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...voter statistics of Pat Caddell '72, McGovern's chief pollster. Those statistics show that in 19 of the 42 states which had either gubernatorial or senatorial elections, more people voted for those secondary offices than for the president. In other words, many people went to vote, but did not bother to vote for either of the candidates for president. In 23 states the total combined votes for the presidential candidates was less than in 1968, despite the new youth vote. While the percentage of those eligible to vote who actually do vote has dropped steadily in the last four presidential...
...Although the average American turned against us with closed minds." Perdue added, "college students were usually worse. They were so apathetic that they didn't even bother to listen...
King of Hearts. The only reason for writing this clip is to tell you -- if you are still debating whether you want to find out what all the fuss in Central Square has been about every Saturday night for who knows how long -- not to bother. Central Cinema...
...renting the houses at market value, Harvard could tighten its finances just as it could by selling the houses at market value. Disposing of the properties, however, would solve the real estate problem. "I suppose it is a bother for the University to be a landlord," Peterson said...
...Papadopoulos regime, however, is unlikely to grant enough political freedom to give its opponents much opportunity to bother it. The new constitution gives Papadopoulos dictatorial powers, including the right to impose martial law for up to three months. Also still on the books are draconian penalties for what is vaguely called "sedition," and laws for press censorship and the drafting of activist students, 120 of whom have recently been called up. Said exiled Publisher Helen Vlachos in London: "They can amnesty me 100 times. I don't amnesty them. Vultures do not become vegetarians in 24 hours...