Word: belled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...concern is that the law faculty is hiring people who are over-qualified for the job," Bell, who is black, said, adding he favored bringing in young minority people to the Law School faculty...
Derrick A. Bell Jr., professor of Law, said yesterday he would be "delighted" with the appointment, adding he saw no trend towards hiring more minority faculty members in the offing...
...Gisela Bolte, assigned to the New York bureau after working in Bonn, has discovered that "a word like hokey, which wasn't in use when I was here from 1968 to 1970, is popular now and others, such as dropout, are no longer common usage." Senior Correspondent James Bell, who joined TIME in 1942 and has served in 14 different bureaus, is also busy getting used to a linguistic shift although he has only moved from Atlanta to Boston. "Retuning the ear from Billy Carter to Ted Kennedy is not easy. As George Wallace says, they speak funny...
Other than signaling the beginning of its campaign against Galante, the DEA may have been interested in pushing the story for another reason: to save itself from extinction. Early last month Attorney General Griffin Bell, noting that he considered drugs "the biggest crime problem in America," announced that he was looking into the possibility of dismantling the agency, an arm of the Justice Department, and letting the FBI alone handle narcotics investigations...
...Bell said until yesterday he knew nothing about the problems with the farm workers...