Word: reconsideration
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Profound Effect. Nonetheless, Buckley's defection had a profound effect on conservatives, particularly on those in Congress. "What Buckley has done is pull a plug on the President's most important reservoir," says Howard Phillips, a Washington lobbyist for the American Conservative Union. At the very least, Buckley...
Author Brian McConnell wrote that sentence in a 1969 book called Assassination, and he did so with considerable evidence to back it up: though shooting incidents had been gradually increasing in Britain, guns and political terrorism were still notably scarce in British life. One evening last week in London, McConnell...
But the system apparently has grown as tattered in the intervening years as the copies of the report itself, and this week Dean Rosovsky proposed that a new committee be formed to reconsider the issues discussed in the report, as well as undergraduate education as a whole.
The Freshman Council voted 28-6 last night to recommend that the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life reconsider its recent decision to end enforced sex ratios at Radcliffe.
No nation has been hit harder than Japan, which imports nearly 100% of its oil, including 43% from Arab nations. Kowtowing to Arab demands, the Japanese cabinet last week called on Israel to withdraw from Arab territories that were occupied during the 1967 war, and threatened to reconsider its relations...