Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Most courses in this situation are not lucky enough to qualify for special assistance. They simply offer crowded, impersonal sections, and that's the problem.
Ironically, Chamberlain's story, which is a true one, is infinitely more bizarre, and in the end more emotionally devastating, than Dunlap's, which is adapted from a popular novel. It was precisely because what occurred to Chamberlain one night in 1980 was so improbably eerie, so Stephen Kingish really...
In the Marriott Copley Hotel, about 300 Joe Kennedy supporters crowded into a bar to celebrate their candidate's victory. Kennedy "has certainly worked hard and he's gotten some results," said Charles J. McDermott, a spokesperson for Kennedy.
The ad hoc orchestra, which practiced only twice before the performance, was composed mostly of players from the Harvard-Radcliffe and Bach society orchestras. The musicians appeared in the crowded dining hall dressed in everything from Dr. Denton pajamas to black-and-white formal wear.
DURING the 1986 campaign, Joe Kennedy was the Dan Quayle of the race--young, inexperienced, thin-skinned and, by most accounts, stupid. Yet Kennedy's charisma--added to enormous financial resources, instantaneous name recognition, and a superb campaign organization--contributed to his victory over a crowded field of candidates.