Word: topically
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...associates, from the First Lady to members of the Cabinet. Some eagerly ventured their own theories about Reagan's makeup. Others were keen to discuss, in Stacks' words, "a political touch that causes even those who disagree to second-guess their own wisdom." One source so warmed to the topic that a scheduled 45-min. interview lasted more than five hours...
Pratap said that his committee would submit amendments to the full Council on Sunday to change the rules governing referenda. The amendment, if passed, would not permit any Council-sponsored referendum on any topic not directly applying to either the University, the council, or the student body. The amendment would need two-thirds majority for passage...
...threat of nuclear destruction, publishers all over are hoping fantasy will keep the cash registers ringing. Gnomes is a bit passe, but try The Unicorn, The Unicorn and the Lake or, for a change of pace, The Book of Gryphons. Witches might sound like a straight-laced topic for novelist Erica Jong, but don't despair: Jong has conjured up enough juicy tidbits of witchlore to transform even those cackling hags into erotic subjects...
Concern has grown this fall over Harvard's more than $100 million of nuclear investments. The Corporation is expected to receive a report on that topic from the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR) this spring...
...President Curtis Hairston '84 said that the BSA is trying "to address those issues which affect all Black people and toxic example of a topic of concern to Black Americans...