Word: barings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...consented to have the agency's books reviewed by an anonymous committee of Harvard administrators not connected with the HSA, but has published only their conclusion that all is well. Another anonymous committee will be appointed in the future, and its report too will most likely be as bare of data to support its conclusions. It ought to be obvious that committees selected by the HSA itself, and withou any power to publish the basis for their findings hardly constitute adequate regulation in the public interest. There must be an independent committee with the power to look...
...have read TIME since my early teens. In those eleven years I have never read a better single article in TIME than your initial Essay on the U.N. In two pages, without a single wasted word, you have thrust to the heart of the U.N. crisis, laid bare the vital facts and presented an unparalleled perspective on the topic...
Like the other sections of the magazine, Essay will treat topics in the news, but (except for the cover story) in greater detail and length. Essay will take a problem under current discussion and lay it bare. The new department will not treat a story or an issue when it is making the biggest headlines. That will be done in the appropriate section. Essay will come in later, when the problem is still far from settled but when second thoughts and greater reflection can be of particular benefit...
Hello to the Girls. No one environment is right for all the centuries, it was decided, and there is no bare white plaster anywhere in the galleries. Instead, moderns hang against natural-colored monk's cloth, and old masters are shown against lustrous shades of velvet. Despite elegant walls, Brown and his staff of nine curators have chosen not to impress by clutter: a small but prize array of impressionists and postimpressionists, including a magnificent Cézanne still life that seems to tilt a plate of cherries into the viewer's mouth, is brought together to demonstrate...
...dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold." As bedlam took over, Chance declared: "I have no option but to reopen the bidding." In a matter of seconds, with Marlborough no longer interested, Rembrandt's Titus became Simon's. The price: $2,234,400, a bare $64,000 below...