Word: equal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Equal Representation...
...anniversary of their championship season. Each of the men is to some degree unsatisfied with his life. The root of their common dissatisfaction lies in the fact that that high school championship season was the high point of their lives. Through the years they have never been able to equal the glory of their youthful triumph. They have, in fact, fallen into mediocrity. One of the players, now a timid and bitterly self-pitying junior high school principal, mentions that his son asked him to define mediocrity. He notes that mediocre means "of low excellence," and he claims that...
...financed from general tax revenues and a payroll tax shared by workers and employers. He would have the Federal Government pay more of the costs of welfare but not take it over entirely. He supports registering all handguns, reducing penalties for the use of marijuana and passage of the Equal Rights Amendment...
...moreover, U.S. voters want to see a Democrat elected as the next President, provided both candidates are of equal stature and competence. Voters-Republicans, Democrats and Independents-consider Carter the strongest possible Democratic candidate: 48% see Carter that way, v. 34% for Humphrey and 3% for Jackson. At the same time, Americans split evenly, 41% to 41%, with 19% uncertain, on whether the Democrat or the Republican will win in November...
James A. Paul '63, her husband, said last night that he and his wife are hoping that the school will set up a women's placement committee and will allow the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to monitor all placement offices connected with the school "for some period of time...