Word: collectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Yale is making the six students deposit $1000--a rough estimate of damage--toward paying for removing the paint. If the cost is higher, Yale will collect the rest from the offenders; if less, they will receive a refund. The students have also been told to go to Harvard this week and apologize to Dean Watson. The names of the students have not been disclosed...
LAST May 31, when our cover L carried the pictures of twelve leading U.S. executives, we predicted that this would cause great difficulty for the growing number of readers who collect the autographs of cover subjects. To get all twelve signatures onto one cover, we thought, through a series of mailings, might even take years. Reader Howard Lawrence of Inglewood, Calif., who with his wife has been collecting TIME autographs since the Jimmy Byrnes man-of-the-year cover in 1947, writes us triumphantly that he now-after many delays-has rounded up all twelve. One of the difficult ones...
...this drive will collect $25 to $30 thousand for worthwhile charities." Last year's campaign netted $31 thousand...
...many seek, and believe they find, more than just happiness. Some of these people fall into the category of those who go through life collecting every available "experience." The more intellectual collect experiences, hold them up to the light, and dissect them meticulously; others simply absorb experiences indescriminately. Such people might find what they consider valuable experience in hitch-hiking to Peru, working on a garbage scow or sleeping with a Hottentot. Marijuana provides just one more piece of bric-a-brac for their emotional trophy case...
National Food pays off nearly 700 winners a week and collects a bonus in increased grocery sales. But it will not hold the jump on its competitors for long. Already the rival Red Owl chain has started a TV bingo contest with prizes of trading stamps held out to thousands at home with Red Owl cards. In cities all over, stores are staging such games as "Hidden Treasure," "Split the Dollar," "Hit 100," with a payoff in money, appliances and stamps for those who eagerly collect them...