Word: hating
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...jealous of the people who are leaving," says Elizabeth B. Stein '95. "I want to get out of here. I hate it. Crew is a very pretty sport, but it's not worth turning the campus into a police state...
...other words, candidates run to become a part of the institution they claim to hate. The 1994 campaign's main mentality seems to be: "The government is bad, but I'm good--let me be part of that government...
...tyranny of the American majority, those rare unified blips on the heart-monitors of public opinion are invariably amplified and exploited by congressional campaigners. Showing no discrimination for which of those mass sentiments they exploit, many candidates simply tout the Gallup line, even if it means promoting hate for and undermining the very institution they seek to build. Polls showing that 70 percent of Americans are dissatisfied with Congress are like great waves of what the New York Times calls "sheer undifferentiated anger" on which candidates can coast to victory...
...hate soccer--it's so boring," someone claimed. "Nobody ever scores...
...everyone's aware, such a critique could only be the product of a racist hate-monger. And, to confuse the matter, admissions officers have always been extremely secretive about their actual methods of choosing candidates based (at least partially) on race...