Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...freshman mixers, and blood donations. Sanders Theater is the University's largest auditorium, and the offices in the basement are home for a number of organizations. But, for what may well be Harvard's most desirable construction site, these functions are relatively insignificant and hardly justify the building's bulk...
...long-needed nudge" in behalf of a law that has produced results far short of their expectations-with the possible exception of Alabama (see below). Where they had hoped that 1,000,000 new Negro voters would be on the rolls in time for the 1966 elections-the bulk of them in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina-the actual number signed up in those five states since the voting act became effective last Aug. 6 is closer to 303,000. The total now registered in the five states is 982,336, only...
...years ago, the bulk of the business came from Americans abroad, but now most of it is done with wealthy foreign citizens or institutional investors. In Germany the typical customer is a local businessman or professional man who plunks close to $30,000 into the U.S. market. Such investors are attracted to Wall Street partly because they can get far more relevant information about U.S. companies than about indigenous corporations, even though European firms are becoming somewhat less secretive about their operations. Says a Bache salesman in Paris: "We can tell a Frenchman what we think General Motors will earn...
Across Creation. Huia is not crudely awakened to sex. A flower passes under her nose, and "a child is clutched by primeval rapture to which she knows but one answer: turning to a shaggy tree trunk she embraces it passionately. She presses her slight person against its bulk and kisses it with ardor until, flung so carelessly on the storm of instinct, she swings into fantastic dancing, calling to the others, 'The marriage ceremonial, the marriage ceremonial. See me dance at my marriage ceremonial.' Never up, down or across creation could there be a lovelier sight." An unobtrusive...
...Launch Complex 34 of Cape Kennedy stood Saturn IB, the mightiest rocket the U.S. - and most likely the world - has ever known. The 224-ft.tall bird, with a fantastic initial thrust of 1,600,000 lbs. to hurl its 650-ton bulk into space, was ready for its first crucial test. Atop Saturn's nose sat the payload: the 33,800-lb. Apollo three-man command capsule and service module that will transport U.S. astronauts to the moon and back. If the U.S. is to achieve its goal by 1969, now was the time to start ironing out the bugs...