Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Five of those surveyed said they were dismayed that they were not consulted about the changes. They said they were simply informed in a staff bulletin that a new program would be instituted...
...changes in the program, announced in a staff bulletin on December 4, include the elimination of most middle-group courses and the creation of a uniform Expos 10 course. Two basic texts will be required in the course as well as a final examination...
...seems very long ago; the intervening decade-of war and protest, civil rights and Watergate, has been one of the most tumultuous in American history. Yet for many Americans it seems hauntingly close, so clear is the memory still of time and place and ordinary motion frozen by the bulletin from Dallas. Had he lived, John Kennedy today would be only 56 years old (see Hugh Sidey's recollections page...
...time, but on that Friday I stayed home from school on the pretext of having a cold. I spent the morning lying in front of our color television, watching some rerun or some game show. After lunch I went back to the T.V. set and watched until the bulletin from Dallas came on. I did not believe the first sketchy reports of the shooting. I did not believe them until Walter Cronkite came on with tears in his eyes and a lump in his throat and made them official...
Despite my detailed memory of the circumstances, I cannot recall what I actually felt about the president's murder. The only indication I have now of how I felt then is my reaction when news bulletins come over television. To this day I freeze with panic whenever a program is cut off in the middle and a solemn-voiced announcer says, "We interrupt this program to bring you this bulletin from our newsroom in New York...