Word: requester
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...depression. Leon Panetta's depression, that is. On the 97th day of the Administration's first 100, as Cabinet colleagues burnished their leader's record, the Office of Management and Budget head volunteered that Clinton's North American Free Trade Agreement was "dead" in Congress, his Russian-aid request endangered, and even parts of his huge budget proposal threatened unless he "defines his priorities." Panetta's suggested definition: Postpone introducing Hillary's health plan until after a June budget vote...
...than practically any on TV. Kramer, for example, the next-door neighbor with the electric hair and thrift-shop wardrobe, could have been a typical sitcom shtick figure. Instead he's an impassioned eccentric with endless reserves of nuttiness. (After the group orders Chinese food, he shouts a final request into the phone: "And extra...
After more than an hour, the Leadership Council reconverted inside for a full discussion. The reporting upon the request of several members announced her presence. The group decided to vote on whether to allow the reporter to stay for the strategy meeting, and several members (out of whom was a former president of The Crimson) gave their opinions can the issue...
Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 apparently intervened Monday, pressuring Liem not to fire any of the eight tutors, according to Dunster Senior Tutor Henriette L. Power. Power said last night's tutor meeting was opened to the general Dunster community at her and Jewett's request...
...DOES ONE GET TO BE "THE EDUCATION PRESIdent"? Borrow your program from George Bush. Bill Clinton, of course, would not put it that way. But his first plan for educational reform is largely a request that Congress write into law six goals that Bush and the nation's Governors agreed to in 1990. The most important provisions: the government would set up a board to establish standards for schools, teachers and students to meet in both academic and vocational education and put up $393 million to encourage states to find ways to meet those standards...