Word: cues
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...submitting its request the CUE rejected the concept of one evaluation standardized for all departments. The CUE tested that system on 17 courses at the end of last Spring...
...CUE Educatonal Resources Group...
Certainly a convention that lacked inherent drama needed some theatrics. The professional actors reading polished lines on cue, the smoothly edited film tributes to Pat and Dick, the youth-led demonstrations timed to the minute, the taped endorsement of a teary Mamie Eisenhower-all provided tidier television fare than had the tedious early-morning roll calls of the Democratic Convention. The tardiest opening gavel was only 15 minutes late; with Missouri's vote, Nixon's renomination came only eight minutes late...
...must also lose by radiation 50 times as much heat as does the earth. Then, with the absolute temperature of the earth known, it is a simple task to calculate* the precise temperature of heaven: a scorching 977° F. And the temperature of hell? The journal takes its cue from a line in Revelation 21:8: "But the fearful and unbelieving shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone." Since brimstone boils at 833° F., hell must be somewhat cooler than that; if it were not, it would be a vapor...
...mostly absent from Steinberg's current show, perhaps indicating an attempt to mollify cautious network executives. The show dispenses with big production numbers and cue cards-to the dismay of some guests who have difficulty memorizing their lines. TV's canned-laugh track is also eliminated in favor of a live audience-but fortunately there is plenty of genuine laughter to make...