Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...good many people found a way to go through life with one foot in the grave, one flooring the accelerator. They let their drinking get out of hand, figuring their T cells would wear out before their livers. They indulged big-ticket impulses. Frequent-flyer miles were accumulated in all directions. Some spent their way into debt simply because their condition required it. But a return to life means a return to life's responsibilities. "A lot of people I know are facing troubles because they spent their credit-card money to the hilt, mortgaged their homes," says Dr. Jerome...
...WINNING TICKET MY FELLOW AMERICANS...
Shieh and Nguyen ran as a ticket on a platform of member education and interaction with other minority groups on campus...
...election of Rawlins demonstrated that the voters appreciated her numerous accomplishments; by passing over O'Mary for the more experienced Price, they also showed they would not vote on coattails alone. Electing a split ticket attests to their desire for openness on the council, rather than the agendas many pairs promised to push through. The voters exercised commendable effort in comparing personalities and visions and not simply deciding on the basis of which names were juxtaposed on the campaign posters...
Students chose Rawlins and Price despite the poorer finishes for their "running-mates," because the voters heard the candidates debate, read the interviews and chose for themselves which pair of personalities and visions would best lead the council. The tickets billed gender, racial and house diversity, but this concern was addressed in the results without electing a ticket--Adams resident Rawlins and Pforzheimer denizen Price provide the same representative diversity as well as different agendas...