Word: broads
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...role of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact. Reflecting its impressive firepower advantage on the Central European front, Orange quickly penetrated the Blue lines, raced 40 miles and crossed the upper Danube. After falling back and regrouping, Blue counterattacked; its main forces hammered away across the invader's broad front, while airborne rangers hit Orange from behind. When the exercises ended, Blue had clearly triumphed...
...development staff will also have to determine how broad a scope the drive will have, i.e., whether it would include only the Faculty or whether all programs dealing with public policy--the Kennedy School of Government, the Graduate School of Design, the Graduate Schools of Education and perhaps the School of Public Health--will be included. And the Office still has to find someone to head the drive--Robert Stone Jr. '45, a member of the Corporation, is one name being dropped but sources say he may have already rejected a tentative offer...
While he is not sure how broad-based concern about these issues really is. Fox said he does believe "students are becoming more interested in how the University treats them, how their money is spent," which would not be surprising, since during the course of four years here, undergraduates now pay about...
...questions put to DRI's computer range from economic esoterica ("What is the price of strawberries in Manitoba?") to the effects of broad economic trends on specific products ("How will the change in personal income for August alter the price of chlorine?"). Eckstein, a member of TIME'S Board of Economists, has the answers because he has built by far the world's largest bank of economic statistics-more than 3.5 million series of figures about the U.S. and 127 other countries. These data are constantly updated by his staff of 250 economists and analysts from...
...corporate hutch cleaning: the abrupt firing of 70 administrative and editorial workers, including five of the 30 vice presidents. President Derick Daniels circulated a written assurance that "no further planned mass reductions" would occur; understandably, that did not solace the survivors. He called the purge part of a "broad program to reduce administrative overhead and reallocate resources." Added Founder-Chairman Hugh Hefner, 51: "What you are seeing is the final stage of a massive re-evaluation and reorganization...