Word: deliverance
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Last year, students complained loudly when the campus news delivery service failed to deliver copy after copy of the New York Times and the Boston Globe, but because of an administrative change, they may receive no papers at all next semester.
Given the peculiarity of portraying neurotic tools, the three lead actors deliver uniformly fine performances. As Jean, the social-climbing, "wandering intellectual", Roger-Pierre--a paunchy, fifty-ish Charlie Chaplin, sans mustache--is the perfect ambitious bureaucrat: a tyrant with his wife, children, and mistress but a wimpy, play-by...
At week's end, Carter was making preparations for one of his final official acts: sending his 1981 State of the Union message to Congress this week. This time, he will not deliver it in person. Instead, he plans to give a televised farewell address from the Oval Office...
TIME'S board is less sanguine about Reagan's brand of "supplyside" economics, which would use large cuts in personal and corporate income taxes to stimulate U.S. business. Says Italy's Carli: "Supplyside economics to my ears means inflation." They likewise doubt Reagan's ability to...
Much will depend on whether the new Administration is able to deliver on its promise of deep cuts in federal spending. Board Member Joseph Pechman, a Democratic tax expert with Washington's Brookings Institution, warned that the job will not be easy. Said he: "We have an extremely recalcitrant...