Word: equalling
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...After equal rights legislation, the movements' raisons d'ltre were spent and, for reasons of power instead of justice, they have turned their focus onto their current, far more cynical agenda. Subsequently, their moral authority has mostly disintegrated. And dominating every facet of '90s-style American politics is an across-the-boards cynicism about government exhibited by citizens regardless of party affiliation...
After a string of plays not well received by either the critics or the public, Edward Albee returns with a play equal to his greatest successes. His early plays included such celebrated works as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Zoo Story and A Delicate Balance. With Three Tall Women, now playing at Boston's Colonial Theatre after an off-Broadway run in New York, Albee has deservedly won his third Pulitzer Prize. The play is about his adoptive mother, with whom he had a hostile relationship, yet the tone is reconciliatory, not spiteful. In an attempt to understand...
Assistant Dean for Academic Planning and Equal Employment Officer Joseph J. McCarthy says that the trend has continued during the last four years, under the direction of President Neil L. Rudenstine and Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles...
...optimist. He believes in his fellow African Americans. "I know how great we can be." He adds, "This is a great nation, but this could be a greater nation if we could only live up to the charter of the U.S. Constitution--that all men are created equal...
Captain Everett Greene, the former head of the Navy's equal-opportunity unit and the highest naval officer to be court-martialed since World War II, was acquitted of sexual-harassment charges by a jury of senior naval officers. Greene had steadfastly maintained throughout the proceedings that friendly letters and notes to two female subordinates had been misconstrued as advances...