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Lowell House: Christina L. Davis, Sarah L. Elson, Tamara Koss, Alsion D. Morantz. Cabot House: Chrysoula Dosiou, Valerie Weinstein, Jennifer J. Yeh. Currier House: Christine J. Chang, Anne L. Su. Dudley House: Rose Du. Adams House: Diana R. Graham, Carey M. Knight, Lynn D. Lu, Anna Heron More, Kamenna Rindova, Caraway Seed. Dunster House: Blythe Grossberg, Jessica B. Ludwig, Sylvia A. Parsons, Faith C. Salie. Quincy House: Laura Horton, Lisa M. Korn. Eliot House: Ashley Jufft. Mather House: Elizabeth McGuire...
...apostle is Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp, who has spent the past four years trying to reach out to African Americans and other minorities with sermons about enterprise zones, ownership and management of tenant housing, and school choice. This group also includes former Delaware Governor Pete du Pont, former Secretary of Education William Bennett and a host of like-minded Republicans in the House of Representatives. Most G.O.P. veterans acknowledge that whoever takes control of the party in 1996 will have to adopt at least some of the progressives' ideas. "The country stands ready to reward whichever...
...party chairman next January will face the task of reuniting the fractious G.O.P. Departing Minnesota Congressman Vin Weber seems the favorite for the job, partly because he is a straight-talking pol who kept his head above water while the President was drowning in his futile re-election bid. Du Pont also wants the party job, and has hinted he would forgo another run at the White House if he got it. Gramm and many moderate Bush operatives believe Labor Secretary Lynn Martin would do a better job of preventing the party from swerving too far to the right...
Despite their differences, nearly all the presidential aspirants are united on what it means to be a Republican. Du Pont notes that the party's factions and their presidential hopefuls are united by a common belief: "The single common denominator from Bill Weld to Pat Robertson is smaller government and economic growth." But selling that to the public may not be easy now that George Bush has presided over the largest deficits, highest taxes and biggest government in U.S. history...
...position Harvard offered West several years ago, he says, had fewer bureaucratic duties than the position Gates occupies today. West would not, for example, have served as director of the Du Bois center, saying "I would never take on that kind of administrative task...