Word: forget
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Henry Cabot Lodge '24 and President Dwight D. Eisenhower, during the '50s certainly were as much the "feel-good" administrators as our present leaders are, except they thought that the best way for government to meet that modest mission was to be a stabilizing influence. One should not forget that it was Eisenhower who first noted and tagged the "military-industrial complex," while it was Reagan, who, through the well-charted link of his Cabinet officials to Bectel, arms merchant to the Middle East, is now famous for institutionalizing that fearsome coalition...
Five banners. Big ones. They hadn't forgotten. They'll never forget...
...spite of all that, I'm afraid I can no longer back Mr. Reagan. I could forgive him for his quip about Martin Luther King and his joke about bombing the Russians. I could forget that this is the man who promised to balance our budget. I could still rally behind him, even though he tried to cut my college aid, broke Salt II and fell asleep during cabinet meetings...
...been extended into next year. Trudeau constantly revises, adding for Washington a parody of bargaining with the Soviets for the release of American Journalist Nicholas Daniloff. "I feel passionate about this," says Trudeau. "I want people to think about events during the Reagan years that we tend to forget, to look at this national amnesia of ours. Ronald Reagan has presided over a transformation of America from a country that wanted to be good to one that wanted to feel good -- which I have a suspicion should not be the highest priority of a community...
HAMILTON, N.Y.--Before last night, C.J. Young wasn't exactly putting the fear of Harvard into opposing goalies. Or making people forget his predecessor, Tim Smith, the Crimson's high-scoring first-line right wing...