Word: schoening
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Crimson striker John Catliff almost had things up one minute later, but Schoen made the first of his 13 saves to deny the Olympian...
...reward was a goal over the head of Schoen...
...Crimson star had only Schoen to beat, and he brushed the back of the net to give the hosts a 2-1 lead...
...Penn-Schoen, a New York polling firm, found in an extensive 1982 survey, most voters acknowledge that the President's economic policies have hurt the poor. Importantly, however, a sizable majority believe that Reagan's measures will eventually improve the economy. As the firm's partners concluded in a New York Times article...
...nutshell, the American voter perceives a trade off between equity and efficiency and assumes that Ronald Reagan's assault on the former will pay off in the latter. The recent upturn in the economy can only enhance this perception Democratic yelping about fairness thus appears, in Penn-Schoen's words, "little more than a rehashing of the tired Democratic theme of more Government spending for the poor--the old big-spending liberal ideas that many swing voters rejected in 1980." And as a result, surveys indicate that fully half of union members prefer Reaganomics to old-time Democratic social spending...