Word: paged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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President Lyndon Johnson's infamous daisy ad, in which a cute little girl pulled petals off a flower until the eruption of a mushroom cloud broke her reverie, was only one example. Fact magazine came out with a 64-page "psychological study," purportedly a survey of professional shrinks, that showed Goldwater was "psychologically unfit" to be President. The candidate's slogan, "In your heart, you know he's right," was transformed into a snicker: "In your guts, you know he's nuts...
...October and November, Harvard became the focal point of the national debate surrounding Jiang's visit to America--the visit of the leader of a government with a history of torturing and imprisoning its people. And students showed the nation how they felt--with passion (please see related story, page...
...arrest of Joshua M. Elster '00 on charges of allegedly raping and assaulting a fellow student (please see related story, this page) prompted spirited responses from the community, which called for greater rape awareness...
...every article in The Crimson about some ex-Westinghouse Fellow Phi Beta Kappa Harvard Senior Fulbright Scholar who just won a Rhodes and is also a Crimson editor, there's another article on the same page about some sophomore who woke up naked in the back of the Hong Kong babbling about communism," Sugarman says...
...high-profile president's two-month leaveconcluded just as Newsweek magazine shined aspotlight on Harvard, plastering Rudenstine's faceon its front page to play up an article on thestrains of the college presidency in this day andage...