Word: expression
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...white community, business has become one of the most influential forces calling for major reforms. By voting shares and by communicating with management, the University can urge firms in its portfolio not only to improve the conditions of their nonwhite workers by implementing the Sullivan principles but also to express their opposition to influx control laws and other apartheid measures. It can also urge companies to leave South Africa it their continued presence promises to do more harm than good...
...Anthony A. Ball '86 says the event was successful if it encouraged people who thought the movement was too moderate to join. "It was important for people who thought the movement was too Yuppie to be able to express themselves," he says...
...controllers at Milwaukee's General Mitchell Field heard the chilling words a few seconds after takeoff. "I have an emergency," said Pilot Dan Martin of Midwest Express Airlines Flight 105. His twin-engine DC-9 was heading for Atlanta on a sunny afternoon with 27 passengers and a crew of four. That radio transmission proved to be Flight 105's last. About 1,000 ft. above the airport, one wing suddenly dipped. Later some witnesses said they heard an explosion. The plane dropped its nose and screamed toward the ground, crashing about a mile and a half from the airport...
...various topics and then be able to set an agenda ) to deal with these in the future." Speakes gamely asserted that "we are pleased that Mr. Gorbachev was able to present his views to the American public." Now, he said, Moscow should give President Reagan "a comparable opportunity to express his views to the Soviet people" by arranging to have him and Gorbachev appear on television in each other's countries...
...Anthony A. Ball '86 says the event was successful if it encouraged people who thought the movement was too moderate to join. "It was important for people who thought the movement was too Yuppie to be able to express themselves," he says...