Word: samuel
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...CBOA presents the prestigious Samuel Schoenfeld award to the college coach who displays the greatest sportsmanship on the bench, so that officials are conscious of coaches' demeanors...
...true that Samuel Huntington's essay was "rejected" last year by the Trilateral Commission for being "too anti-democratic." The essay was debated at the Tokyo meeting of the Commission, but was subsequently published by the Trilateral Commission...
...Samuel P. Huntington, professor of Government and co-editor of Foreign Policy, and Manshel worked with Sheehan on the diplomacy study since its inception. Manshel said they "would not have published the article unless it was felt to be based on accurate sources...
...Samuel P. Huntington, in his essay--which is unbelievably titled "The Democratic Distemper"--fundamentally agrees with Nisbet, while putting forth a more historical analysis of the problem: In the 1960s Americans simply participated too much in the political process--this naturally gave rise to polarization (since we became concerned with single issues), which gave rise to popular disaffection (since our polarized opinions could not be accommodated by the government). The public has thus developed expectations which are impossible for the governing elites to satisfy. The solution, according to the author of the U.S. forced-draft urbanization program in Vietnam, entails...
...panic of 1873, he must barter his reputation as a respected journalist for some badly needed cash. He must also make a suitable match for his daughter Emma, 35, the widow of an impecunious French prince. Ultimately, Schuyler hopes to parlay a casual friendship with New York Governor Samuel J. Tilden into the best old-age pension of all: with Reformer Tilden the certain Democratic nominee for President and a likely victor over the scandal-ridden Republicans, Schuyler grandly casts himself as America's next minister to France...