Word: creationism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...more liberal proposals I favored before encountering Crime in Penn Station. Effective education at an early age might expand the opportunities of the poor. Stepped-up support for the basic desires of the needy--an about-face from Reaganomics--could muffle the desperation that kindles crime. Job creation and real incentives for job training would rechannel the self-interest that makes men muggers. And a greater focus on rehabilitation--not on maintaining congested prisons whose squalor breeds frustration and recidivism--might leave some hope for those who originally go astray...
Women athletes, a group that the athletic department saw as being treated quite unfairly at the time the renovations began have benefitted from the improvements most. The increase court space, relieving the crowdedness of early Harvard-Radcliffe athletics has allowed for the creation of new teams and the scheduling of resonable practice times, Significantly, the department has increase the number of women's lockers in the Soldier's Field area from 750 in 1976 to 2300 today...
...ideological rigidity seems certain toe choke off the promising long-term features of his new Caribbean policy. For the next 12 years, almost all basin exports to the United States will be duty-free; as a result, most experts agree, the President's initiative will likely stimulate the creation of many new products. And by calling for increased technology transfers and the teaching of marketing strategies. Reagan just might insure the region's future competitively in agriculture and industry. Additional U.S. financial assistance will probably bail out countries like Honduras and Costa Rica, enabling them to concentrate more on development...
...Foundation was formed last year on the recommendation of the Comes Committee, a group appointed by President Bok to examine student demands for a Third World Center. The committee rejected the idea of a special Third World Center, instead urging the creation of the Foundation The Foundation is not a physical center, rather it constitutes a series of programs designed to improve race relations on the campus...
...torn elm in the foreground. Ruisdael's most famous painting. The Windmill at Wijk bij Duurstede, may be as close to portraiture as Rusidael comes--with a three quarter profile of a windmill. The symbolism reveals his conviction that man is subordinate to nature, and even man's creation is lifeless without the natural force of wind...