Word: polls
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Although most residents of South House did not choose to live there, an overwhelming majority of its residents plan to remain at the House for as long as they live on campus, according to results of a student poll released yesterday...
...poll, sponsored by the South House Committee, found that although 82 per cent of the House's residents did not apply to South House in the housing lottery, 75 per cent said they will stay there if they continue living on campus...
...poll's results refute the belief that "everybody living in South House doesn't want to live there and it's the most unpopular House on campus," Steven V. Winthrop '80, chairman of the South House Committee, said yesterday...
Initial public response was mixed, even confused. According to a poll by the New York Times and CBS, Americans opposed Carter's decision to transfer U.S. recognition from Taipei to Peking by 45% to 32%; but by 58% to 26%, the public opposed further arms sales to Taiwan...
...that in addition to his concerns about his country's security, Begin might have felt a need to show toughness at a time when his personal popularity has been slipping. Indeed, only a day before Begin rejected the Egyptian proposals, he had received the results of a new poll showing a decline in his popularity from 68.2% approval in October to just 48.9% in December...