Word: ideas
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...idea is born...
...little skeptical that he'll come through on that one. Minority Democrats have reason to expect a massive deficit in "support" for inner city constituencies. With social promotion ended, class sizes could swell enormously. All these worries aside, a little tough love might be a good idea. It would be a great injustice to raise expectations beyond our ability to help students meet the stated goals, but it would be a worse injustice not to do anything at all. For the next couple of years, let's try to make it into the average ranking of the countries. Then, maybe...
...little more complex. The parishioners are concerned that the construction of the new Harvard office building will dwarf their small chapel and keep light from streaming through their stained glass windows (Harvard denies that the structure will be so intimidating). Of course, there's nothing new in the idea of the commercial and secular overpowering the sacred; a look at Manhattan shows us any number of churches dwarfed by skyscrapers, and even on Fifth Avenue, it's not clear that St. Patrick's Cathedral is any taller than Bergdorf Goodman. Well, this is America, a secular society with a capitalist...
Since it was founded in 1879 as the Annex and officially chartered in 1894, Radcliffe has worked for the full involvement of women in Harvard University. Although some women have suggested they feel marginalized by Radcliffe's mere existence, to me Radcliffe embodies the idea of inclusion and equality. Radcliffe began to make a place for women within Harvard University long before the 1977 agreement created an official legal partnership between Harvard and Radcliffe...
Vallely flirted with the idea of running for the seat when O'Neill announced his retirement...