Word: cores
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Senate seat from Mississippi, Cochran, 46, personifies the changing face of the Deep South. A boosterish supporter of Reaganomics, Cochran is less conservative on civil rights and funding for public education. His easygoing geniality, moreover, has an appeal that extends far beyond his white, urban, upwardly mobile core constituency. Even Democratic Challenger William Winter concedes, "There is no way I would win a popularity contest with Thad Cochran...
Although most organizations are relatively small, many have overlapping membership, where common views prevail. For example, members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) at Harvard boast a membership of 15 core members, but Damon A. Silvers '86, president of the organization, says that more than 15 students sympathetic to the organization's politics participate in meetings and demonstrations...
...DIVESTITURE RALLY INCIDENT demonstrates the fractious differences among various campus groups. Many organizations frequently work together on certain events, such as divestiture demonstrations or rallies against U.S. military intervention, only because the several groups share a core membership of activists...
...problem with organizing activities is that "we have to fight back and at least speak back, and we don't even have the resources," Anderson says. "We [SASC] are a core group of a half dozen with no money and little access to public space." Other groups say they also suffer from the same lack of resources, people and access...
...have different attitudes," Streeter says. "Chris works really hard, but she doesn't appear to be hard-core...