Word: dual
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After losing in the first event to the usually-weaker Elis, the Crimson (7-1 overall, 3-0 EISL) went on to dominate, winning the meet, 87-53. Yale Coach Frank Keefe thanked Crimson Coach Maura Costin-Scalise afterwards for not using her normal lineup in the dual meet, which would have further widened an already large talent gap between the two schools...
Panelist Jon S. Richardson '91, who went before the Ad Board last year, said he was concerned about the dual role senior tutors play in Ad Board proceedings. Senior tutors generally
...condemnation. Critics asked why women, and for that matter men, could not make a temporary switch to a slower track. Why couldn't workers slow down and speed up depending on the changing demands of their personal lives? Author Sylvia Ann Hewlett foresees a "sequencing" pattern in which dual-career couples would alternate the times in which they focus heavily on their work. A mother or father might be intensely involved in a project for a period of time and thereby earn credits for time off to spend with the family during a slower period. To make such a scenario...
...revolution" in male attitudes. "I don't predict that we'll be seeing fifty-fifty any time soon," he says, "but a jump of 10% in a national sample is a big change." Other studies have shown a growing role for men in caring for children. For 18% of dual-paycheck couples who work separate shifts, the father is the primary child-care provider during the wife's working hours. The more "women's work" men perform, the more respectable that work becomes and the less men take women for granted. "If men start taking care of children...
...minimum, Mikhail Gorbachev's dual program of glasnost and perestroika may collapse if the downward spiral is not halted by the end of 1990. At worst, the growing shortages of energy and food this winter could wreak social mayhem. "If we don't see improvement in the stores, we will soon see riots in the streets," warns a top Soviet criminal lawyer. "Anything could spark it. And the government would have to suppress it with force." Among the signals of trouble...