Word: fulfillingness
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Alan Bennett's play The Madness of George III opened last Friday at the Loeb Mainstage, in front of an audience eager if not for serious dramatic performance, then at least for a memorable show. The production did not disappoint the auteurs of either. Director Fred Hood managed a large...
But there is something. Bush, who has already once in this race found coasting to be a fruitless endeavor, is trying it again after a cluster of potentially self-fulfilling polls - Americans love to pick a winner - showed him emerging from the debate season with a just-bigger-than-margin...
"[Clinton] is destined to continue to play a significant role on the world stage--from domestic issues like health care and race relations, to international issues like AIDS, human rights and peace," says Christopher F. Edley Jr., a Harvard Law School professor and Clinton adviser. "Fundraising for undergraduate athletic facilities...
"We have a history of understanding a need and fulfilling a need in a way that chain stores can't do," Slate said, "We will do our best to compete."
Reich said there is truth in these explanations for non-participation. Politicians focus on issues which concern the middle-class swing voters, "thereby fulfilling the prophecy--self-fulfilling prophecy-- of the low-income, working class people who don't vote."