Word: suggester
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last fall, about 12 students, both disabled and non-disabled, formed a group, "Advocating a Better Learning Environment" (ABLE), to improve conditions for the disabled and suggest changes to the administration. The group wants a coordinator of services for the disabled with University-wide powers. The coordinator would provide information for applicants and students, orient newly-arrived students, and make certain that plans and programs in the University are accessible to the disabled on a basis equal to that of their non-disabled peers. Drickamer points out that such an office would not be very expensive to establish and maintain...
Your remarks about this organization in connection with the Fred Cowan episode in New Rochelle were highly misleading. To suggest that there is any connection between that type of individual and this party represents the most despicable sort of journalistic demagoguery...
Later, at his press conference, he outlined his vision of a Middle East settlement. He distinguished between legal frontiers, geographical borders and defense lines. He suggested that "there may be extensions of Israeli defense capability beyond the permanent and recognized borders"-meaning something like the monitoring posts manned by Americans in the Sinai. He noted that Israel would probably need some "minor adjustments" of its pre-war 1967 borders. Although Nixon once alluded to "defensible borders" and the need for some eventual Israeli withdrawal, Carter is the first President to suggest publicly that Israel might have to give up almost...
...refers to Kathleen as a "Beautiful Doll." Ingrid Boulting is precisely that--a porcelain figure, heavily made-up and beautiful to look at, but seemingly ready to break at a touch. There is no real sensuality in her, none of the flesh-and-blood passion Fitzgerald probably means to suggest when he has Kathleen describe herself as "sex-starved...
...have to show it. His informality lulls people into relaxing their guard, encourages them to underrate him. Those who have crossed him learn all too late that he is an infighter who can hold his own in any political company and a far more complex personality than appearances suggest. House Speaker Tip O'Neill has dubbed him Hannibal, a tribute to this invader's rapid political conquests...