Word: survey
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...recent Freshman Council survey shows most freshmen favor the provision of detailed syllabi in the first meetings of all courses...
Asked to choose between the two men as candidates for President, those questioned in the survey divided evenly, 42% for each man, with 16% undecided. In this test matching, Carter managed to better Reagan only in the Midwest, while losing the Northeast, the West and even his native South to the former California Governor...
Reagan, despite a recent lull in his own campaign efforts, is still the favorite of his party, according to the Yankelovich survey. Twenty-eight percent of Republicans said they preferred Reagan as the G.O.P. nominee, while 24% said they would make former President Gerald Ford their first choice, even though Ford has said he will not actively seek the nomination. Senate Minority Leader Howard-Baker ranked third in the preference poll with 14%, while former Democratic Texas Governor (and former Treasury Secretary) John Connally placed fourth with 10% of those questioned. One understandable handicap for some of the likely Republican...
Carter's weakness is at least partly rooted in a growing desire for more authoritative presidential leadership. The survey showed that despite the ideological gulf that separates the two men, a surprising half of the backers of both Reagan and Kennedy found the other candidate acceptable as a future President...
While their fellow protesters cheered from across the road, the demonstrators walked into the Denver County Sheriff's department bus. Magistrates were standing by to receive the demonstrators at a makeshift booking station at the U.S. Geological Survey headquarters in Lakewood, a Denver suburb. Six attorneys accompanied the demonstrators and offered free counsel...