Word: envisioneering
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Community groups like Hard Times and Cambridge Tenants Organizing Committee (CTOC) envision Kendall Square as a blue-collar industrial park that would alleviate the neighborhood's economic problems without changing its essential character. They are unimpressed with the CRA's plans.
First, the paper reported that dancer Fred Astaire ducked a question at a press conference when asked if he could envision a musical about the Watergate case. The story's headline was vintage Varietyese: "Astaire Creates Watergate Dance/'The Side-Step', at N.Y. Press Parley."
Supporters apparently envision a union of Harvard women employees that would include faculty, administrative assistants, librarians, teaching fellows and graduate students, research technicians, and Buildings and Grounds and Food Services employees.
Bunking on the premises is not really the prime attraction anyway. The entrepreneurs, who envision 3,000 members in Spring Valley-and eventually branches in other states-think that the lure is a civilized social life for the unmarried and unconnected. Providing services for singles is obviously a growth industry...
When, if ever, might the European map begin to be redrawn along the lines that the regionalists envision? Some experimental steps have already been taken. The bulk of the loans granted to Italy by the Brussels-based European Investment Bank, whose funds come from the EEC countries, has been channeled...