Word: duffey
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bush to nominate him. Meanwhile, McCain, who has attached his flag firmly to the issue of campaign-finance reform, appears to be gathering some steam ? recent polls give him 21 percent support among primary voters in New Hampshire, up from 9 percent in April. While TIME political correspondent Michael Duffey dismisses the Molinari defection as virtually meaningless, he says McCain's campaign stance is showing signs of effectiveness. "What remains to be seen," he adds, "is whether he can make his campaign about issues other than campaign finance and his book about being...
Across the river on the Medical School's Longwood Campus, 175 students will receive doctor of medicine (M.D.) degrees and eight master of medical sciences (M.M.Sc.), accord- ing to Registrar Carol A. Duffey...
...Joseph Duffey and Anne Wexler...
...later in welfare and other costs. And besides," Nunn notes, "most of the jobs that need filling, like helping the elderly in their homes -- which could save billions in health-care costs -- don't require a college degree." What's more, says American University president Joe Duffey, "at least a quarter of those who go to college aren't sure of what they want, so many drop out. A year or so of service can help them get their heads straight...
...financial crisis besetting U.S. campuses is mishandled, Americans may discover they don't know what they've got until it's gone. "By the year 2000, American higher education will no longer be dominant in the world," warns Joseph Duffey, president of American University in Washington. "Our general belief in education and our ability to finance it are running out." Unless real corrections are made -- and fast -- the U.S. will relinquish its standing as the most desirable place in the world to get a higher education...