Word: belled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...significant portion of our work comes from people staying up late in the Science Center to work on computers or to study," says Bell. "But even then, we average about four to six calls on weekdays and a little more on weekends, mostly from women. That average excludes the first two weeks of operation when virtual nobody knew about...
...call! VanDyke and Bell quickly don their raincoats and shoes as Ford takes the message. Turns out to be a false alarm: the student meant to call the car escort. The raincoats and shoes come...
...VanDyke and Bell return. Computerized conversations with Stanford students resume...
...much rather be out escorting," says Bell. "But even if no one calls, I think our presence is important. If people want to walk home, we're there for them...
...Yeah, whenever someone called, they'd fade out in a minute and we'd have to say `Hurry up! Quick, tell us where you are!'" adds Bell. "Obviously, we needed a new phone. So someone subscribed to Time Magazine and got a free phone. It works much better...