Word: revolutionize
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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2) The subject on another level is profoundly relevant. It addresses cultural divides in American life that must be sorted out if the nation is to proceed coherently. Although raised by opportunists seeking votes, the issue of family values goes to the soul of what kind of country Americans want...
And, poor thing, she does. As long as city and state governments are willing to play the subservient wife, and pay for it, owners will take every advantage. Local politicians are obsessed with having their cities considered "major league." That means lavish tax breaks, awarding of ancillary revenue and, increasingly...
Still, there is something about the Kodak idea that has the aura of inevitability. Photo CD is the public's first glimpse of a technological revolution that has been developing for more than a decade. Like music, text and telephones, photography is going digital. What was once a purely chemical...
Every family should have a painting like this -- huge (10 ft. by 6 ft.) and vastly heroic. The man in the white coat is none other than Richard Nixon, memorialized as Vice President in 1956, when he consoled Hungarian refugees in Austria after the Hungarian revolution. The painting, by Hungarian...
"That was definitely a tough time to be a Republican, but it also served as the birth of a new party in Massachusetts," said Harris, an Andover resident. "We started localizing at the city level, and everybody saw what happened four years later--a revolution.