Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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When I joined TIME in 1956," recalls Marshall Loeb, "I knew virtually nothing about business." Loeb learned fast. He wrote three stories for the Business section during his first week on the job and went on to become the section's editor. In 1971 he set up the Economy section (which merged with Business in 1974), and in 1973 he presided over the establishment of a new Energy section. Last year Loeb found a few empty moments in his Stakhanovite work week and began writing Executive View, a column about life and thought at the top. Much in demand...
...familiar ring is giving way to the bleep, the buzz and the flash. All are part of the sound-and-light show emanating from the versatile new computer phones that are fast becoming an integral part of the increasingly automated, modern office landscape. The bookkeepers are happy because the new phones save money, but desperate cries of anguish are rising from office workers unable to cope with all that electronic wizardry. Their complaints: being disconnected in midsentence, having a third party break in on a conversation or, worse, not being able to get through at all. Their solution: make...
...Championship has been characterized thus far by overwhelmingly fast performances overall, despite the flu bug that has bitten many competitors...
Nearly every event has produced meet records and NCAA qualifiers, and in many events, times that would have placed among the top eight last year have not been fast enough to reach even the consolation finals...
...Harvard cagers simply could not keep pace with fast-breaking Columbia last night and succumbed to the Lions' superior quickness, 96-82, before a near capacity crowd...