Word: duking
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Americans sometimes consider matters of mood to be unmanly, or fraudulent, or self-deceptive. "It's almost like the old ghost dances that the Indians used to go through in hopes that they could bring back what they had lost," says Carol Stack, professor of public policy at Duke University. "People today are performing their own version of the ghost dance, only it's not called a ghost dance any more. It's called being patriotic." Americans tend to deny that their own moods matter. Still, it is collective psychology--collec tive mood--that drives the economy up and down...
...Cotton Club" really was a Harlem nightclub that popped up during the prohibition era. This infamous speakeasy partied socialites, mobsters and movie stars; gang wars were Hemingway's "lost generation" found themselves in the tunes of performers like Duke Ellington, Lena Horne and Bill "Bojangles" Robinson...
...Pacific Medical Center in Seattle. A liver transplant of the kind that little Amie Garrison needs would finance a year's operation by a San Francisco inner-city clinic that provides 30,000 office visits in that time. Says Harmon Smith, a professor of moral theology at Duke: "I don't understand the fascination with these absurd, bizarre experiments when we have babies born every day in the U.S. who are brain-damaged because of malnutrition...
...George Bush's 1980 field director IOP fellow Steven D. Stark 41-44 8 56.59 45 Lecturer on law, Former dummy Corner campaign aide Michael J. Abramowitz 50.01 27 49.99 23 Crimson president Michael F.P. Dorning 43 5 56 45 Crimson associate managing editor Paul Duke Jr. 52 23 48 27 Crimson Washington bureau chief Michael W. Hirschorn 45 10 54 40 Crimson national political correspondent Michael D. Knobler 53 23 46 27 Crimson national political correspondent *The District of Columbia a Mondale stronghold is not include...