Word: successful
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...party divisions differ. Councilor David C. Wylie believes that outsiders make far too much of the differences between liberals and conservatives. The liberals, he says, actually vote conservatively on some issues. Saundra Graham, another liberal, takes a different view, however. In fact, Graham credits her liberal coalition with the success of many of the progressive measures the council has taken up recently. For starters, she notes the liberals have over the years been responsible for maintaining strong rent control legislation in Cambridge. And one of Graham's biggest concerns as a councilor, the issue of condominium conversion, is expected...
Harvard coach Dave Fish cited Princeton's incredible depth for their success, describing them as "amazing." "We didn't play badly," Fish said, "they just played very well...
Nelia Worsley is the energetic Winthrop House junior who holds that trust and cooperation comprise the basis for success. This idealism roots her activities which range from her five course a semester workload to ice hockey to the Christian fellowship...
Worsley views her interests in religion and English as tools to improve communication with people. With her range of interests and friends, Nelia Worsley seems to be an idealistic success...
...members of the convention have faded, if not vanished entirely. The more pessimistic delegates see this progress as merely temporary, but the more hopeful assert that the convention's consensus will hold up during the next few meetings. Despite the different forecasts by convention members about the chances of success, almost all delegates seem to agree on what the crucial issues...