Word: rising
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Oscar D. Rojas '95 said he was just getting out of the shower late yesterday morning when he heard a "sound like something breaking" and rushed into his roommate's room in the Mather high-rise to see what was wrong...
...been leading the Center and shaping its life for the past 26 years," said Thomas Ertman, associate professor of government, who team-teaches Historical Studies A-72: "The Rise of the Modern State" with Hoffman and Peter A. Hall, professor of government. "Any time a founder retires from the scene, it represents a huge step in the life of an institution...
...capital of Italy eventually did rise up off the banks of the Tiber. For the Crimson, only the future can tell...
Whatever Reed decides-to press for control of the Republican Party now or to rise above partisanship for a while-the religious right is moving toward center stage in American secular life. Henceforth, Reed told Time, "issues are going to have a moral quotient." The Christian Coalition, says Arthur Kropp of People for the American Way, "won't be content to be background music." They will want the oomph of the big band. And a choirboy will lead them. --With reporting by Laurence I. Barrett, traveling with Ralph Reed, and Richard N. Ostling/New York
...spirits. "I have always campaigned close to the people," he said. "I am a man of contact." Chirac had an added reason for satisfaction: on that night, for the first time since he officially entered the race in November, his poll numbers were improving. "I never doubted this rise would come," he said. "I have been preparing for a long time...