Word: trust
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...reading period, placed finals before Christmas and left a month--that's right, a month--between semesters. (A poll conducted a year before indicated that 70 percent of undergraduates favored such a change). As a transfer student, I've personally tasted the nectar of this type of calendar--and trust me, it's sweet...
...where is it that trust is developed...one answer, I believe is the family," Galston said. "Family instability and social trust are incompatible...
...then there were the scandals involving his personal financial dealings. So complicated were his many business interests that he found it impossible to put his assets into a blind trust when he took office. During the past four years, he endured a variety of separate investigations into his finances. Although none of the charges were ever proved (the most recent Justice Department case was dropped last week after his death), the scrutiny was capitalized on by G.O.P. budget cutters who were targeting the Commerce Department for elimination. The unsavory news stories also made it unlikely that Clinton would tap Brown...
...hefty majority of those reform-minded G.O.P. freshmen--are backing a bill that would lift constraints on highway and airport projects. If the Truth in Budgeting Act is passed by the House next week, it would give Shuster's committee great latitude to tap some $33 billion in transportation trust funds...
McFadden criticized the council for "playing politics with the time and trust of the students," but then said "if the campaign does any good, if it offers any services, then this campaign will not have been in vain...