Word: expression
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Rindge and Latin's Tabor says she is also struck by the student interest in UTEP. "I haven't seen a lot of Harvard undergraduates express such an interest in public education in a long time. Frankly, I'm thrilled," she says...
...There is a fast food area called the Turtle Express in the student union," says Alan R. Leo, food services director there. Students can apparently use their "points," a form of university money, at this location to purchase all the typical fast food goodies...
...opinions, no matter how objectionable we may find them. Though we have the legal right to prevent any advertiser from buying our space, we should not necessarily do so. Whether or not we agree with Playboy and all it stands for, we support giving them the opportunity to express their views...
...writing time, the Washington lobbyists line up by the hundreds in the corridor outside the House Ways and Means Committee room, ever vigilant against the attempts of lawmakers to close their prized loopholes. Over near the House and Senate chambers, Congressmen must run a gauntlet of lobbyists who sometimes express their views on legislation by pointing their thumbs up or down. Not long ago, Senator John Danforth, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, could be seen on the Capitol steps trying to wrench his hand from the grip of a lobbyist for the textile industry seeking new protectionist legislation. Though...
...wages; a few even receive two paychecks. Senior men can make up to $40,000, nearly three times ! the average British worker's salary. Staffing levels are maintained that would never be tolerated at a U.S. newspaper. Four printers, for example, operate each press at Murdoch's San Antonio Express-News; similar machines at the Times' Gray's Inn plant had 18 workers assigned to them. Complained Murdoch: "I'd go into a plant where 500 workers were supposed to be on the job and couldn't find more than...