Word: word-of-mouth
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...fashioned political organization he commands. Instructions from Kuptsov's office are rocketed daily to Communist cadres nationwide, and compliance is monitored carefully. "Our mode of work is what it has always been," says Kuptsov, "especially now, when we are frozen out of the media. We rely on word-of-mouth, on the kind of door-to-door hard work we've always been good at." As an example of the organization's brute strength and savvy, Kuptsov offers this: "When it came time to collect the required 1 million signatures to become a candidate, Yeltsin gathered 1.4 million...
Peter S. Manasantivongs '99 said he thinks "it's a great idea.... It makes things convenient. [Other students] will find out eventually anyway by word-of-mouth...
Students say they rely on the CUE and Confidential Guides, word-of-mouth and syllabi with few requirements to identify easy classes...
...MOST POPULAR PLAY IN NEW York this season might be called She Still Looks Terrific. It's getting tremendous word-of-mouth in theater lobbies all over town. You can hear it at the Martin Beck, where Carol Burnett (age 62) is shining in Moon Over Buffalo, and at the Lunt-Fontanne, where Carol Channing (74) takes charge of Hello, Dolly! Now, at the Marquis, Julie Andrews (60) is back on Broadway after a 32-year absence, starring in the movie-turned-stage musical Victor/Victoria...
Most groups rely on word-of-mouth and tabling during registration, leaders...