Word: facedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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It is no rush of good-fellowship that has the Soviets packing for Geneva again. Rather, the past year made it plain that their attitude of aggrieved peevishness was getting them nowhere. When the NATO governments were staunch in their determination to install new Pershing II and cruise missiles, the...
Levesque felt he was adapting to reality: voters rejected separatism in a 1980 referendum, and polls show that only a small minority favor it now. Faced with sagging popularity, 12.9% unemployment and one of the highest tax rates in Canada, he wanted to prepare for the provincial elections that must...
The fundamental reason that many banks face problems is that they were simply unprepared for the rapid growth and change they faced after deregulation. Says Southeast Banking's Zwick: "There are not enough good bankers to accommodate the proliferation of the industry. We've allocated the limited number...
So your writer argues that we should continue to respect the tenets of international law, and let the Sandinistay buy any weapons they want. If we'd followed such a course in 1962 we would be faced with a severly destabilizing nuclear threat from Cuba. Indeed, the folloy of this...
I've been asked why, in spite of "student apathy," an event such as the Hunger Banquet could keep 60 people interested for three hours and raise $250. I answer that students are not apathetic when faced with the problem and what can be done to solve it. The problem...