Word: coping
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Some other cities are learning to cope with unemployment at or close to 10%; among them are San Diego, hit hard by the collapse in construction; and Elkhart, Ind., whose mobile-home manufacturing industry has slowed down sharply. While New York City agonizes over its 7.4% unemployment, Seattle is content with its 6.9% because 15% of its aircraft-centered labor force was out of work in the 1969-70 recession. Chicago and Cleveland, both diversified with several still healthy industries, including steel and heavy machinery, are skating by the slump with less than 5% joblessness-though even in Chicago, unemployment...
...priorities that characterized the conference from its opening day. Building on the momentum generated by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's visionary plea for international cooperation (TIME, Nov. 18), the delegates chose to sidestep current problems and concentrate instead on trying to develop organizational mechanisms that would cope with future crises...
...just didn't get any momentum going in the game," Eli coach Harry Jacunski said. "We couldn't cope with Harvard's defenses, and our only offense came on that quick score," added Jacunski...
Mert's husband Phil is a gregarious fuel-truck driver of excessive bonhomie who reeks of gasoline fumes. He cannot cope with his wife's mastectomy. He masturbates and cheats on the side. Just to make it doubly clear that sex is all that truly bound this couple together, Playwright Burr has another couple visit Mert and Phil, and this pair indulges in the most rabid preliminaries to cunnilingus seen on the New York stage since the late...
Besides the undergraduates who have difficulties dealing with anxieties, whether they be future-oriented or not, there are those who simply cannot cope at Harvard and need to be hospitalized. The number of Harvard-Radcliffe students who have been hospitalized for psychiatric reasons has varied very little over the past ten years. There are typically about 30 such hospitalizations per year. The only significant increase of admissions to outside hospitals occured during the 1965-66 academic year when 54 such hospitalizations were made. This increase among undergraduates was due to a virtual elimination of leaves of absence...