Word: listenability
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...only my Republican colleagues could have been here today--to listen to [those] who already have had education make a profound difference in their lives," Daschle said. "Siphoning funds off from education relegates our children to second class opportunities and lost responsibilities...
...convinced that they must go beyond their critique of the compulsory compassion of the Great Society and offer some personal caring of their own. Republican pollster Frank Luntz, who market-tested the G.O.P.'s Contract with America, has been polling on values and telling any Republican who will listen that the three essential components of conservative compassion are spirituality, community and family...
...that light and sound show is superfluous because BETA is, with good reason, an almost entirely automated experiment. Otherwise, as BETA director and Harvard physicist Paul Horowitz puts it, "what do you do when something comes in the middle of the night and there's no one here to listen...
Cast your thoughts ahead to 30 years from now. Will our generation be the patrons of the symphony orchestras? I cannot imagine those who now listen exclusively to Nirvana and Live fixing a tie or donning a dress to attend a concert at an antiquated City Hall...
...manner in which Lewis has made his decisions leaves no room for excuses. A dean of the College should be someone with whom students feel comfortable speaking and whom students believe will really listen to them. A dean of the College should be approachable. A dean of the College should not make statements that needlessly incense hundreds of people, such as his e-mailed question after the PBH rally: "Isn't [the turnout] at most fifth a of the number expected, and about half the number of students (1700) that are claimed as members of PBHA...