Word: suggestions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...they suggest a "better way"? Well, they state repeatedly that they refuse to accept the premise of our economy, namely self-interest. But they don't propose any solutions. Here are a few possibilities: raise personal income taxes to 75 percent on the incomes over $100,000, double welfare benefits or tax the hell out of goods produced in un-unionized firms and countries...
...more recent step has been to explore the medical properties of herbs and botanical extracts. Although modern Western medicine has only recently come to embrace the medicinal potential of herbs and botanical extracts, the fifth century Greek physician Hippocrates, considered the father of Western medicine, was the first to suggest this possibility. Hippocrates believed deeply in the healing power of nature. A strong advocate of the restorative powers of natural herbs, he once wrote, "Nature is the physician of diseases." This historical context attests to the long-term appeal alternative medical theory has had even to traditional biomedicine...
...change in Radcliffe's status--from "undergraduate college" to "allied institution" as sources close to the discussions suggest--would be something of a messy divorce. Not only would Radcliffe lose her surname, but a host of programs, properties and perks would require reexamination...
...favor an independent concentration, which would suggest that ethnicity is an issue separate from the general study of the Americas," she says. "I'd prefer to see the focus mainstreamed in ways that represent this hemisphere as composed of multiple and resilient ethnicities...
Those who actually have strayed from their cagelike dormitories may have noticed that Spring wardrobe time is here. To elicit just the right response, FM suggests the Lolita Look. While fashion guru Marc Jacobs has advocated the parochial pleated skirt look this season, also called 'the sorority girl look," we suggest aiming a little younger. Think: pubescent...