Word: progressiveness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...candidate whom they see as overly attentive to the "bread and butter" issues of student life and neglectful of Burmese students and strawberry pickers. Our question for the staff: "If these simple student-oriented issues are so self-evident, how is it that the council has made so little progress?" Perhaps it is time for Harvard to have a council President who gives a damn about these "bread-and-butter" issues...
Cohen has a record of tangible achievement on the council. Last year, he organized the concentration fair and the first-year formal. This semester he has worked on the universal key-card access subcommittee, which has made the most progress on the issue in recent memory, and he arranged both the Harvard-Yale buses and the council's Thanksgiving airport shuttle service. While others on the council talk of their grandiose visions, Cohen rolls up his sleeves and gets the job done. Whether flipping burgers at the Harvard-Yale tailgate or collecting shuttle tickets, Cohen is the sort of down...
...fast-food outlets and discount retailers like Wal-Mart. Eveland, who has held the part-time mayoral post since 1984, now says he wishes Wilmington had imposed design standards on Hamburger Alley to limit the blight, but at the time he feared doing so would slow the town's progress. By 1995, as the Alley spread west into Wilmington--driving some Main Street shops out of business, drawing others to the strip--it devoured a vacant area known as the Point, where Kent Pickard and his wife had for years run a farm stand called Garden Delight. Pickard's white...
Whether conservatives will progress from the grape issue to other campus causes remains to be seen...
Despite the criticism, supporters of the daycare center are pleased at the progress being made...