Word: isn
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Recapitulating seven years in 26 pictures isn't really possible," observes TIME Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin, who helped set up the presentation, which was sponsored by Nikon, the Japanese camera manufacturer. "But by mixing photos of the major events and those of people who set the tone," adds Drapkin, "we've been able to capture the essence of the period...
...flat tax with a low rate and "enterprise zones" to bring businesses to depressed areas. Vice President George Bush, who now must ease judiciously out of the Reagan shadow and establish himself as his own man, told TIME, "There will be a reordering of priorities, and it isn't inconceivable, in the future, that there will be more emphasis ((on Government's role)). I do think there is a certain feeling ((concerning)) tolerance, compassion, understanding, caring. I think there's a reawakening in those areas." Robert Dole, in his latest speeches, stresses the need to combine conservatism and compassion...
...attempted to formulate a conservative populism that would save the Reagan Administration from being inextricably tied in the public mind with Big Business and Wall Street. Darman has used the term corpocracy to describe the bloated management of U.S. corporations that have resisted becoming more competitive. "Big Government isn't what is bugging everyone these days," says Darman. Instead, he sees the resentment as being directed at stagnant industries and declining education systems. Businesses that profited from tax breaks without making intelligent investments, combined with the scandals and takeovers on Wall Street, have bolstered the perception of greed run wild...
...course, playing around with fancy graphing software isn't necessarily a cure for over-indulging in extracurricular activities, but the next time you're offered the chance to sit at home with your computer or protest a representative of the South African government, which would you choose...
...More student energy is devoted to video games than to MassPIRG, and look what it's doing--none of it coming out of Harvard University because [Harvard isn't] participating," he said...