Word: elementally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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What's Good for the Factory. Profits had long been used in Russia, but only as one among a dozen capriciously applied, yardsticks for determining plant efficiency. Liberman urged that profit be made the prime element, arguing that "the higher the profits, the greater the incentive" to quality and efficiency. "What is good for the factory is good for the society," Liberman insisted...
Still, I wish Ehrhardt had let loose his imagination on some more elaborate staging, though perhaps he felt limited by the Agassiz stage. And I wish he had played up the inescapable melodramatic element more. Either through hesitation or integrity his production is less entertaining than it might have been...
...addition, Pickett expects the Columbia team to be in the audience when Harvard wrestles Rutgers tonight. The Lions will be able to familiarize themselves with the styles of their Harvard opponents. Columbia will know what to expect the following day; Harvard will not. The element of surprise will be one-sided...
Both men admit there is an element of risk involved. They are aiming for a mixed college crowd, but the area, despite the quality of its trails, is still little known by college people. Their prices are low -- starting at $4 per person for bring-your-own sleeping bag accommodations, and it will take a steady volume to make the venture pay a good return...
...more than undeveloped oogoniums rattling around some place, organic chemistry was indeed a most crucial subject for premeds. It reflected to a great extent the material that had to be mastered in medical schools. But since then, medical school curriculum has undergone fundamental transformations. Inertia is itself a fundamental element of any change, however, and it seems to have sustained over the years an overblown emphasis on organic chemistry, especially among undergraduates...