Word: actualizations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...surprisingly bright spot. During the recession of the mid-'70s, it suffered some of the nation's worst unemployment. Its traditional textile and shoe industries, in decline for decades, snuffed out. Yet, last month, when the national unemployment rate hit 10.4%, Massachusetts reported only 7.7%, an actual drop from 9.5% earlier in the year and the lowest rate among the ten largest industrialized states...
...actual procedure involves two phases. First, a complaint must be filed informally with the university's ombudsman, who tries to resolve the complaint with both parties...
...extremity of stripling down or jazzing up can create the illusion that a Hamlet or a Romeo and Juliet takes place in the modern world; on the other hand, only the most through and scholarly accumulation of historical trivia can even hope to transport the audience back to the actual world the Bard wrote in. Between the two extremes fall the infinite ways Shakespeare is actually played-each in its way imaginary...
...were disturbed by Michael Miller's "Tying the Knot" in November 8's Crimson. Mr. Miller need not have made his joke using actual people. Some of us know Cintra Eglin. All of us would hate to have had sport made of our personal lives to no purpose. Mr. Miller exceeded the bounds of good taste. David G. Mandelbaum '80, J.D. '83 Kathy A. Coons '80, J.D. '83 Richard Becker, Princeton '80, J.D. '83 Steven G. Poskanzer, Princeton...
...unusually animated Dan Rather of CBS, it was "gut-check time" and the sweet hour of prayer" for the Republicans. Even before the network formally estimated, at 9:06 p.m. E.S.T., that Democrats could gain 34 House seats (the actual total was 26), Rather summed up, "The message to the President might well be, 'Reverse course...