Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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As he rode the campaign trail, Clinton sounded like an out-and-out internationalist. His proclamations on foreign policy were full of idealism and broad hopes for an improved world. He cited Woodrow Wilson, the epitomy of internationalism, as a role model. Then-Governor Clinton supported more robust U.S. cooperation...
Among their demands was the establishment of a permanent ethnic studies faculty position in at least three fields--Asian-American Studies, American Latino Studies and Native American Studies increased recruitment of minority faculty; and the establishment of a multicultural student center where minority organizations can have permanent office space.
Tom said that permanent offices for minority student groups are needed to insure the continuity of their existence.
This week, as he does every 60 days, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz will meet with the U.N. sanctions committee in New York City to argue for an end to the embargo. His previous entreaties were flatly rejected, but this time he will find growing support. Three of...
Popularity, however, cannot be taken for granted. Rendell has had 75% approval ratings, but last week Philadelphians overwhelmingly defeated a proposition that would have modified the city's charter and given him more power to create and abolish departments. Though not a permanent blow, it suggests Philadelphians still want him...