Word: poste
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Hollywood home of producer Lew Wasserman. Now clearly a name in her own right, she managed to upstage fellow celebs Barbra Streisand and Richard Baskin. Gossip columnists went wild over that alone -- "Streisand sulked because Clinton only had eyes for Eleanor," reported the Daily Mail. The Washington Post added that Mondale, Streisand and others joined Clinton in his private suite for a final drink, and "stayed up late with him nibbling fruit...
...chairman of Revlon, and a friend to both Vernon Jordan and the President. In fact, he was one of Clinton's most dependable contributors, his mainline to Hollywood money. Like Eleanor, he was twice divorced; he was also extricating himself from a third marriage. In October, the New York Post spotted the pair in a clinch at Le Cirque 2000. Once again, Eleanor was the darling of the gossip pages...
...some would say that while Mandela has the strength to birth a nation, he lacks the creativity and flexibility to nurse it as it grows. In South Africa he brought together the white and black communities but has failed to effectively help his nation's economy thrive as a post-apartheid nation...
...describes the development of "JUM jobs," aid packages conceived by and named after Dean of the College John U. Munro, during the post-World War II years...
...generation or two ago, but one benefit of the last 30 years is that today's college students who continue to believe in their obligation to the greater whole are members of more international and cross-class groups than their predecessors were. Nostalgia for the period of post-war optimism is of limited value because the landscape of American education has changed so dramatically; in its place, students of this generation must come to terms with a new definition of citizenship and recognize the value of discovering it while they are in college...