Word: johnson
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James Allen Johnson '00, a Crimson editor, is an economics concentrator and a resident of Adams House...
Many common Western surnames have also gotten numerical treatment. There is a smith30, johns17 (short for Johnson), jones6 and perez3. And even not so common last names have been merged into half-word, half-number 'borgs: ahmed2, malliar2, das2...
...Depression. But the apparent success of the New Deal raised the softer, more charitable side of the national psyche to an ascendancy over reliance on rugged individualism. Big Government would later expand far beyond anything the New Dealers had ever imagined--first during World War II, then in Lyndon Johnson's Great Society. Republicans Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon campaigned as philosophical opponents of Big Government, but once in power they made no real attempt to cut it back. Even Ronald Reagan could do little more than put a lid on its expansion. It took Democrat Bill Clinton to declare...
...thought it was a very good strategic move onthe Union's part," said Laura Johnson, a staffassistant in the history department, who has beena HUCTW member since...
...been through the Union's whole history soI'm well aware of the progress the Union's made,"Johnson said. HUCTW will be celebrating its tenthbirthday this year...