Word: gov
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...opinion, pre-professionalism is so rampant that people fear hurting their careers or their livelihood," Gideonse says. "There are so many closeted people on The Crimson, U.C., so many closeted gov jocks, so many people scared of what will happen if they come...
...pundits said there would be exceptions like Kennedy, who will face his Republican opponent, Belmont entrepreneur W. Mitt Romney, in a critical televised debate tonight. All the panelists but Luntz also predicted that New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, would remain in office next year...
...California, Democrat Kathleen Brown is inching up in her race against GOP Gov. Pete Wilson, although her gains among those likely to vote are less dramatic. According to a Los Angeles Times poll, Brown lags 48 to 45 percent behind Wilson, but the difference is within the poll's error margin. Two weeks ago, Brown trailed by eight points. Still if younger less reliable voters are removed from the picture, Wilson leads 52-43. Brown's gains come as she has distanced herself from Wilson-backed Proposition 187 -- which would stop illegal aliens from receiving social services. A majority...
Illegal aliens accused of committing crimes will face deportation even before trial under a pilot program in Florida. Gov. Lawton Chiles, who announced the start of the program in the midst of a tough re-election battle, was immediately denounced by Republican challenger Jeb Bush for pulling a vote-grabbing stunt. Florida already deports some imprisoned illegals. In the new program, to be tested for three months in Monroe, Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, aliens will be deported when they're charged. The program has been slammed by the American Civil Liberties Union...
...said both his opponent, Republican Gov. William F. Weld '66, and Republican senatorial candidate W. Mitt Romney have a "vision of the world [that] is predicated on comforting the comfortable...