Word: core
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...billion manpower-training program, up $450 million from last year, designed principally to "get to those who are last in line-the hard-core unemployed-the hardest to reach." To do so, Johnson emphasized "a new partnership between Government and private industry," with Washington supplying the funds and business generating the jobs for 250,000 of the hard-core jobless in the first year...
...under Mehta in Carmen. Says Gedda: "He does not drag and he does not rush; he has the kind of pulse that is absolutely right." This is Mehta's essence as a musician: an instinct for the living pulse of a piece of music, along with a molten core of romantic feeling and a point-of-no-return commitment...
...that controls giant Federated Department Stores. Lazarus reminded fellow merchants that one-third of all U.S. unemployed are in the 20 largest metropolitan areas where the biggest U.S. department stores also happen to be based. "They are not at the level of everybody else," he said of this hard core. "That is why, in many cases, they are unemployed. So we have got to say we will hire them; that we will literally create jobs...
Dean Ford said Wednesday that most departments are deciding to require concentrators to take "core curriculum" in their major with a grade. So the fourth-course pass-fail option which begins next fall will probably be available to most students only for what Ford called "real electives...
John Young, head of Boston CORE, demanded to know why Anderson hadn't hired black consultants at the outset. Anderson retorted that his contract per- mitted only "professionals" to serve as planners. Young angrily questioned Anderson's definition of "professional...