Word: candidatees
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Campaign aides to each major presidential candidate, from Babbitt to Biden to Bush, descended on the Kennedy School this weekend to discuss the tempo and tenor of the 1988 campaign.
When President Reagan chose Lauro Cavazos to replace William Bennett as Secretary of Education last summer, Washington pundits dismissed the move as a political maneuver. A sixth-generation Texan and a highly visible Hispanic American, Cavazos seemed tailor-made to help Republican presidential nominee George Bush woo the Hispanic vote...
British agent Bernard Samson proved himself a good candidate for early retirement in Len Deighton's trilogy Berlin Game, Mexico Set and London Match. Samson's career was not advanced by his wife Fiona's defection to the Soviet Union or by the unreliability of the KGB operative Samson had...
Those who believe that the movement inflames nativist resentments got some ammunition this fall. The ethnocentric views of U.S. English's co-founder and former chairman John Tanton came to light when initiative opponents uncovered a 1986 memo in which he expressed worry that low white birthrates and high Hispanic...
Byrne Professor of Administrative Law Richard B. Stewart is considered the nation's leading expert on federal regulatory agencies and environmental law. According to his colleagues, he is also a top inside candidate to succeed outgoing Law School Dean James Vorenberg '49 this spring. He spoke by telephone yesterday.