Word: tags
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Chun in a speech for making political use of the Olympics. The long record of enmity between the two men was clear from the moment Kim arrived at Blue House, the presidential residence, and was unceremoniously asked to pin on a visitor's pass. He refused to wear the tag, explaining "Everyone in Korea knows...
...from Daughter Alexandra. TIME's Olivia Stewart drives from her San Francisco office to Oakland during lunch to ferry her daughter from summer school to the afternoon sitter. Says Atlanta Reporter Joyce Leviton: "These working mothers are the heroines of our time." Nadasdy rejects the supermom tag. "My success depends on my family's support and love," she says. Mothers are not alone in doing double duty. Staff Writer Philip Elmer-DeWitt regularly cooks breakfast for his two-year-old daughter Elizabeth, while Wife Mary gets some extra shut-eye. "It's my favorite part of the day," he says...
...career. Then economic recessions and inflation struck in the 1970s. Between 1973 and 1983, the median income for young families fell by more than 16%. Suddenly the middle-class dream of a house, a car and three square meals for the kids carried a dual-income price tag. "What was once a problem only of poor families has now become a part of daily life and a basic concern of typical American families," says Sheila B. Kamerman, a professor of social policy and planning at Columbia University and co-author of Child Care: Facing the Hard Choices. Some women...
...wide-scale testing, however, pointed out that screening 43,000 federal prisoners, 1.4 million patients a year in Veterans Administration hospitals and thousands of foreigners who annually flood immigration offices would present enormous logistical problems. Such large-scale testing is unlikely to achieve results commensurate with the huge price tag...
Five months ago Nike had some new shoes. All it needed was a way to launch them. First came a tag line: "Revolution in Motion." Then, according to Kevin Brown, Nike's director of corporate communications, "another brain wave struck -- using the Beatles classic Revolution, music that best epitomizes the concept, to help make our point...