Word: depth
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...gaps in TV news coverage. While TV can be on the air quickly with late news, and while it has shown its ability to summarize longstanding problems (as in Murrow's See It Now), TV in general has often failed to handle a big current event with analytic depth. To meet that need, Eyewitness will cover a major news story of each week, is pledged to change its story within hours of air time if necessary. So far the show has been effective but not always as flexible as promised. Its coverage of the Congo was long-range feature...
...look, and she hasn't changed since." Much the same might be said of Georgia O'Keeffe's painting. But if she has not fundamentally changed in her 72 years, the most eminent of U.S. women painters has continued to grow in technical mastery and emotional depth. Last week, at the Worcester (Mass.) Art Museum, gallerygoers could see the extent of her range in her first major show in 14 years-the work of a superb and unerring craftsman who has always walked alone...
...expatriate officials will take advantage of the favorable retirement conditions soon after independence. There is no currently available source from which to draw fully adequate replacements, and some decline in governmental standards appears inevitable, one of the most striking aspects of Nigeria today is the extent and depth...
...Providence will have to exploit the Crimson's lack of depth, evidenced in the Cornell meet...
Even without Tino and McKelvey, Cornell will be a tough opponent. The Big Red has a seasoned first line, averaging 202 pounds, led by guard Warren Sundstrom, tackle John Hanly and center Dick Lipinski, and there are plenty of big sophomores to provide good line depth...