During the procession, the doctoral candidates waved and beamed at family members; several shed tears.
A spokesman for one of the candidates waves a thick sheaf of reports from monitors in the field detailing irregularities.
The candidates waved at the crowd of 3,000 which had come to meet the plane, and rode together, with Nixon in place of honor, to a rally at City Island Stadium as Eisenhower chatted to Nixon as if the crisis had never occurred.
Outside the debate, partisans for each candidate waved signs at the other side.
The present governor certainly seemed satisfied with the muddled production Sunday, sitting calmly while the Marijuana Reform candidate suggested that legalized pot would raise state revenues, the Libertarian candidate argued that he was a pot-smoker who didn't want to pay any more taxes on anything and the Right to Life candidate waved at his students.
"We want Bernie," his audience roared, as the candidate waved his hand to resume his speech.
On the eve of this crucial primary, Mrs. Clinton became the first Democratic candidate to wave the bloody shirt of 9/11.
Yet some of those very candidates madly waving the education flag have participated in this city budget agreement, which essentially maintains the status quo in education financing levels.
"Be careful, sir," said a security man as the scrum crab-walked its way up a small hill, where many candidates' supporters waved signs and where supporters of President Obama attempted to drown them out with chants of "Four more years!" Reporters from foreign countries fired questions, which Mr. Gingrich mostly ignored.
Conservatism, however, still rules: an October 2015 detection is classified only as a "candidate" gravitational wave because it wasn't loud enough for the collaboration to be confident.
