Word: impendingness
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How they will make their assessments is impossible to determine-maddeningly so for the candidates and their image makers. But in contest after contest, it is plain that party affiliation and positions on all but a few emotional issues (abortion, busing, gun control) are of less concern to most voters...
The prevailing mood of this play is that of a fitful breeze stirring faded autumn leaves. Its central figure is an old woman (Mildred Dunnock) haunted by her impending death. She ruminates on many things and, like the play itself, comes to grips with none. Known only as "The Mother...
Even so, Mondale's energetic campaigning erased any lingering doubts about his drive and stamina. The questions had been raised because, in dropping out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in November 1974, he said he lacked an "overwhelming desire" for the office. Aides attribute some of...
The impending battle for New York jeopardizes the future of one of the most ambitious engineering projects in America: Christopher Colles' plan to provide a public water system for all the 22,000 inhabitants of New York City.
To fight off the impending squeeze, Bok said this week that the University is turning to the fundraising efforts of the Development Office to cultivate new sources of income and improve upon the traditional sources of giving. It is a challenge which that office has faced in the past, and...