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Regardless of the record, recent events have made Lugar's defeat even more likely. In a well-publicized television debate, Lugar emerged with a bad make-up job, reminiscent of Nixon's debate debacle in 1960. The mayor, who generally speaks without notes, failed to win the victory for which he had hoped and the debate (the only one to which Bayh has agreed...
Both groups agree that blacks are among the "oppressed peoples," but neither organization has any black members and both are largely upper-middle class. Both Saffran and NAM spokesperson Laura Burns, a second-semester junior, say this owes to Harvard's make...
...Board's current make-up would indicate no structural connection will exist between Afro and the institute...
...everyone else that his life became atypical, Brimmer implies. Upon his discharge in late 1946, the 20-year-old entered the University of Washington and pursued what he thought then would be a career in journalism. He spent two years writing for the school daily while selling ads, doing make-up and reporting stories for The Seattle Dispatch, a weekly newspaper that served the black community...
...graduates' presence, in many cases, drastically changes the make-up of the crowd. Whereas Dartmouth, whose location makes it difficult for alumni to appear en masse at many athletic events, can fill Lynch Rink with student rowdies who create earsplitting and often obscene bedlam, Harvard's Watson Rink is mild, with rowdiness limited to the notorious Section...