Word: social
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...face it. Gore is the most electable of all the Democratic candidates and the one whom Republicans fear the most. Furthermore, Gore is the one candidate who stands squarely in the Democratic Party's proud tradition of international leadership, economic growth, and social justice. He promises a return to the pragmatism and hard-nosed leadership that characterized the Democratic Party of Franklin D. Roosevelt '04, Harry S. Truman, and John F. Kennedy...
...other business, the council appropriated $18,000 to bid for a spring concert. Jonathan S. Leff '90, who is negotiating with bands on behalf of the council's social committee, said the Hooters could probably be booked for a May show at Bright Hockey Arena...
Dukakis' record as governor of Massachusetts illustrates a record of tangible achievement, rather than the theoretical--and at times fanciful--plans of his competitors. Fiscal prudence and compassionate, practical social programs have become the Dukakis trademark. Massachusetts has led the nation in its workfare programs, its housing and education initiatives, and in its insurance and health legislation...
...even though no more than one-fifth of the students at the University of Pennsylvania belong to fraternities and sororities, "on weekends they support the majority of the social life," says PiKappa Alpha fraternity President Barry A. Fleischer...
...wake of recent incidents involving alcohol abuse, universities have begun to crack down on the clubs. This will probably change this social scene in the near future, administrators and students...