Word: populars
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Among Harvard students, busses have proved to be a popular mode of transportation. HSA chartered six to New York over Thanksgiving and will be running three over the winter holiday...
...entire political reality may change, he says. "Politics is also a creative art. Works of art are not programmed." The Communist question, moreover, has a "European dimension." If the Communists were to join the broad democratic left of the European Parliament after that new body's first popular election in 1978, Andreotti says, this could create a "berthing place" for their professed democratic pledges. Alongside Western European socialists and social democrats, the Communists would be smaller fish in a bigger pond where it would be safer to test their "untried propositions that are quite new in the history...
Humanities 9a, "Oral and Popular Literature," with an enrollment of 307 students, meets in the Geological Lecture Room, which has a capacity...
...cent Catholic and 20 percent Protestant, and Protestants hold some of the positions of party leadership. Hume believes his party commands considerable support. In the last election held in Ulster--the legislative assembly election held three years ago--the Social Democrats captured nearly one quarter of the popular vote...
Hume seeks to correct what he says he believes is a popular international misconception--that the provisional Irish Republican Army contributed to Ulster violence from the very start of the civil rights movement. He emphasizes that it was not until a full year after Bogside that the IRA reappeared and began to recruit members in the Catholic ghettoes of Ulster and Belfast. "At first, the IRA claimed only that they wanted to defend the Catholic community. But it wasn't too long before the IRA was off on the attack with its bombing and shooting...