Word: quos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...challenge facing Clinton is both simple and serious: How does he reintroduce himself to voters enraptured with the mystique of Ross Perot? For years, Clinton had been carefully prepping for a race where he would be the agent of change, the only alternative to the do-nothing status quo of George Bush. Now it is Perot who embodies this anti-Establishment anger, while the Democratic challenger is suddenly relegated to an uncomfortable me-too role as the candidate offering change for the timid voters still loyal to the orthodoxies of two-party politics. As a longtime friend of Clinton puts...
McCormack argues that any symbolic gesture by the University would have little effect on Pentagon policy, while seriously reducing the ability of undergraduates in the ROTC program to pay tuition. David A. Aronberg '93, the Undergraduate Council chair and a member of the committee, also supports the status quo...
Nevertheless, McCormack and Aronberg insistthey are representing the majority ofundergraduates by fighting for the status quo. Inaddition to outmaneuvering Dunbrack and YaredBelai '92, they will have to whittle away at thevenerable consensus of professors on the committeeto keep Harvard's ROTC program in its presentform.Crimson File PhotoROTC cadets stand at attention during drillsat...
...instead of defending the status quo like Bok often did, Rudenstine spoke of dramatically changing the University's administrative structure to bring it closer together...
...McCormack report recommended the status quo; Belai proposed Harvard sever all ties with the program; and Daniel H. Tabak '92 drafted a compromise, which sought to terminate the program and replace it with a public sector scholarship program as a financial surrogate for ROTC cadets...