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Where do you stand politically?
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Core Democrats
•’60s Democrats
are nine percent of
the adult popula-
tion and are a well-
educated, female-
dominated group
that believes in
Older, blue-collar and reli-
gious, these traditional Demo-
big business and the govern-
ment, but are pro-military.
• Upbeats are eight percent
of the adult population.
This group is young,
optimistic, and firmly
believes in America
and the government.
Though moderate in
their political atti-
tudes, Upbeats were
strongly pro-Reagan.
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A former St. Mary’s Uni-
versity economics professor
and a San Antonio attorney
have been appointed to the
University’s Board ofTrust-
ees. Joining the 34-member
board are Vincent Lin,
Ph.D., Chief Financial Offi-
cer for Linbro, Inc., San
Rafael, Calif, and Iris S.
Stewart, former General
counsel for Tesoro Savings
and Loan Association, in San
Antonio.
Lin, bom in Taipei, Tai-
wan, earned a bachelor of
science degree in industrial
engineering at St. Mary’s in
1966 and a master’s degree
in economics in 1968. Con-
tinuing his studies at
Rutgers University, New
Brunswick, N.J., he received
a second master’s degree in
economics in 1972 and a doc-
torate in economics in 1973.
Now a partner in a family
import - export business in
California, Lin has been in-
strumental in organizing a
group of St. Mary’s alumni
in Taiwan. They have es-
tablished a scholarship fund
for international students.
(NSNS) According to the
Times-Mirror Center for the
People and the Press, there
are eleven voter groups in the
United States that differ in
their values and orientations,
their party affiliation and their
degree of political involve-
ment:
Core Republicans
• Enterprisers are
12 percent of the
adult population.
Affluent, well-edu-
cated and predomi-
nantly male, this
classic Republican
group is character-
ized by its pro-business and
anti-government attitudes.
•Moralists are 11 percent of
the adult population. This
middle-aged and middle class
core Republican group is mili-
tantly anti-Communist and re-
strictive on personal freedom
issues.
Middle of the Road Repub-
licans
•Bystanders are 12 percent
of the adult population. The
members of this group are
young, predominantly white,
and poorly educated. They
neither participate in politics
, nor show any interest in cur-
In 1989, Lin and his
mother, Mrs. Chang Le-
Chiao Lin, presented the
University with an endow-
ment of $250,000 in memory
of Lin’s father, Shu-Chi Lin.
The endowment made pos-
sible the Lin Great Speak-
ers Series presented by St.
Mary’s each year.
Stewart graduated from
Northern Arizona Univer-
sityin 1976, earning a bach-
elor of arts degree in En-
glish. She received a law
degree from Southern Meth-
odist University School of
Law in 1979.
Currently she serves on
the executive committee of
the San Antonio Zoo.
Stewart is a member of the
San Antonio Bar Associa-
tion and the Texas Bar As-
sociation.
Her past civic affiliations
include Junior Achievement
of South Texas, the Centro
21 Task Force, Target 90,
the Services for the Elderly
Review Committee of
United Way, the Bexar
County Women’s Bar Asso-
ciation, and the Mexican
American Legal Defense
and Education Fund.
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South, have a strong belief in
America and are religious.
•Partisan Poor are 10 per-
cent of the adult population.
This group, with a relatively
high proportion of blacks, is
poorly educated, has a low in-
come, and supports all forms
of social spending, but can be
conservative on some issues.
Middle of the Road Demo-
crats
•Seculars are 7 per-
cent of the adult popu-
lation. Seculars are
strongly committed to
personal freedom and
are dovish on defense
issues. Their activism
is low considering their
education and political
sophistication.
•Followers are 5% of the
adult population and are made
up of the young, the poorly
educated and blacks. This
social justice.
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stream Democrats
are highly tolerant of views
and lifestyles they do not
share.
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• Disaffectedsare 12percent social issues and tend to be
of the adult population and hawkish on defense.
feel alienated, pessimistic, and • God & Country Democrats
financially pressured, are eight percent of the adult
Disaffecteds are skeptical of population. These Democrats
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