Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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White House officials insist that no names of candidates are being assembled, but the indications are that the process would be quite different from the usual system for picking a Vice President. In contrast to the traditional "ticket-balancing," in which presidential nominees try to curry favor with voting blocs by selecting a Northern Catholic agriculture expert or a Border-state Baptist with labor-union support, an incumbent President naming a mid-term successor need concern himself only with the views of 535 voters: the members of the House and Senate...
...mass higher education, a bachelor's degree is not worth what it once was--it has lost its scarcity value. Even the Harvard A.B. is not the magic carpet to success and fortune that some people once thought it was. Nowadays it certainly isn't the sure-fire ticket into a law or medical school--which it once really...
While the Crimson eleven toils on the gridiron, the Athletic Department will be toiling behind the ticket office bars trying to fill the stadium...
...devalued dollar bill, graduate students can watch the first three games from sections 1 and 2 on the visitor's side of the field. Other Boston-area college students can also purchase a $1 visitor's side ticket for the first three games...
Regular admission costs $7 per seat. Undergrads who buy one ticket with a coupon for $3, have the option of purchasing an adjacent seat...