Word: complicatedness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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A Manhattan grand jury was still investigating fixing on TV quiz shows, but the sponsors no longer saw much point in waiting for the report. By last week Twenty One, once the pride of Producers Jack Barry and Dan Enright, had sunk so far in the Trendex ratings (from a...
Perhaps Mike's visit to Harvard echoed some reminiscences of his own college days when life was a great deal less hurried and complicated. "When I was in the University," he confides, "my roommates wanted to study all the time. They thought by staying up all night before an examination...
This is not to say that there are no disadvantages involved in managing. One which immediately comes to mind is the rigorous and complicated competition required to become a head manager in any major sport. Also, only one student in each class becomes head manager of a given sport and...
Even more important was the job of encouraging major industries to expand and recruiting new ones from outstate. They had long been scared off by an outdated and complicated patchwork of tax laws. Hodges called for a major tax reform to help business. Though opponents howled that he wanted to...
Today's females, especially those in college, lead far more complicated lives than their great-great grandmothers. As Gettell pointed out, "Some of our graduates start a career before marriage, and stop before the first child; others continue throughout their married life. Some merely interrupt a career, and resume it...