Word: contentively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...week history of art, past and present, that is unmatched anywhere, in any magazine. The earliest crude beauty of Sumerian sculpture, the high glories of Renaissance painting, the colored infernos of present-day abstractionists have all been seen in TIME. This week, for example, while most U.S. newspapers are content to print the list of the top prizewinners at the Carnegie International of Pittsburgh, and a few to show the prizes in black and white, TIME brings not only the news about the judging (as told by Art Editor Bruce Barton Jr.), but reproductions of the winners in full color...
...invited editors and publishers from Kentucky, New Jersey, Missouri and Washington into the White House to taste French cuisine and savor the Kennedy charm. Last week it was time for Texas-and Texas, of course, was different. Especially Dallas Morning News Publisher Edward Musgrove Dealey, 69, who was not content to pass the time with polite patter. He felt compelled to read a statement...
...immediate reason for alarm, said the U.S. Public Health Service, but the PHS is taking no chances. The unwelcome cloud, and all the clouds that may follow it, will be watched attentively. U.S. air, water, milk and other foodstuffs will be examined continuously for a possibly dangerous content of Soviet radioactivity...
...White House last fall, the government has shown other indications that undergraduate education in science is no longer neglected. NSF has also made available $5 million to encourage the use of undergraduates as research assistants and has established programs to improve the training of college science instructors and the content of college textbooks...
...through five permanent standing committees. The Committee on Educational Policy, which last year issued a report on the Sophomore Standing program, will be retained, and a new Committee for course Re-evaluation added. The purpose of the second committee is to provide "a continuous audit of course instruction and content," the report states...