Word: gov
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...election and put Republicans on the defensive for their attacks on crucial domestic programs such as Medicare and student aid. Labor was most powerful here in Massachusetts. Working men and women stood up for a pro-labor Senator, John Kerry, and defeated a formidable Republican candidate in Gov. Bill Weld. Labor was also crucial in the defeats of Republican incumbents Reps. Peter Blute and Peter Torkildsen in the third and sixth districts. Spurred into action by the Gingrich agenda but also by broader social forces such as the growing income disparity, wage stagnation and downsizing, the American labor movement...
...easy to condemn the money makers. It is fun to bash the wealthy. It is much harder to acknowledge the reality of money--namely, that we need it. We at Harvard are so quick to criticize the recruitees and pre-law gov jocks for being valueless, soul-sacrificing rat racers who abandon the world of personal reward and emotional fulfillment...
...group of more than 200 Berkeley students protested in the streets last Wenesday, denouncing Prop. 209 and Republican Gov. Pete Wilson...
...survey, in the works since last spring, is the department's first since 1989, according to the November edition of the "Gov. Department News." Sent out three days ago, the questionnaire covers a total of nine pages and consists of 37 questions...
...Like all of academia, the Gov. Department is probably unrepresentatively Democratic and liberal, but not excessively so--certainly not by Cambridge or Harvard standards," Government Department Chair Kenneth A. Shepsle wrote in an e-mail message...