Word: revolutionizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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MEXICO CITY: Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo, who came to power vowing to fight corruption, now finds himself in the position of explaining away charges of impropriety lodged by a member of his political opposition. The charge is small potatoes in the world of Mexican politics, but nonetheless made the front...
The bulk of the field trips my elementary school classes took were to Lexington and Concord to tour the early battlefields of the revolution. The first poem I learned to memorize as a child was Longfellow's "Midnight Ride of Paul Revere."
It was less than two years ago that the hottest think tanks, the most sought-after strategists and the most visible political organizations were those devoted to charting bold new directions for the "Republican revolution," and their Contract With America. They talked of "devolution" and "giving power back to the...
The most powerful Cuban-born executive in the U.S. also seems to have left behind any vindictiveness, at least in a commercial sense. Goizueta has said nothing about a controversial new law aimed at keeping foreign companies from investing in Cuba. It's a law that many FORTUNE 500 companies...
It's been a suspenseful spring in cyberspace. Everyone has felt it, from the folks who gather for online chats at Bianca's Smut Shack to the Netizens who post daily dispatches to the "fight censorship" E-mail list. The whole information revolution was jeopardized, the cybernauts believed, by a...