Word: reclaimer
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THERE is much room for Wilson to build on the success for Horner's presidency, strengthen the college's ties to undergraduates, and to expand Radcliffe's role in innovative ways. Her top priority shold be to reclaim a real voice for women at the University...
...house by Aug. 13, and in the poisonous atmosphere created by Recruit, the L.D.P.'s chances of winning the 54 seats it needs to retain a majority are less than certain. Finally, Takeshita's own lease on party and government office comes due in October, and he wants to reclaim it for another two-year term. Should he fail to do so, the Recruit fiasco could be the reason. April may yet prove the cruelest month for Noboru Takeshita...
Just two days after the march, the RUS- sponsored Take Back the Night week began, which is a series of events to increase awareness of violence against women. The Take Back the Night series will culminate next Tuesday with a rally and march "to symbolically reclaim the night," Zellweger says...
With perhaps its best squad since its national-championship team in 1984, Harvard had its bags packed, ready for a trip to reclaim its long-lost crown, but nowhere...
...idea of seeking the nomination in the Democratic primary, chose instead to wage an independent campaign under the banner of the "Harold Washington Party." Thus, having defeated one black opponent in the primary, Richie Daley will have to overcome another in the general election on April 4 to reclaim his father's office. If he does, Chicago would become the third major city (after Cleveland and Charlotte, N.C.) in which the mayor's office, once won by a black, has reverted to white control...