Word: fastest
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...dispute the "free sex" label TIME attaches to it. We advocate no particular sexual ethic but rather individual decision and individual responsibility. In the spring quarter we will initiate campaigns to make women's social regulations voluntary and to allow undergraduate women to live off-campus. The fastest-selling buttons at Stanford have been "If it moves, fondle it," "Unbutton," and "Make love...
...recalls that George "always said he would go into the movies or advertising, because those were the two ways to get to the top fastest...
OUTFIELD: Shepard is blessed with three hard-hitting, lightening-fast lettermen: George Neville in left, John Dockery in center, and Dan Hootstein in right. Sophomore Carter Lord is in reserve, and he's probably the fastest of all. Neville and Dockery are seniors, while Hootstein is a junior...
...philosophy for labor. He is all for automation, all against featherbedding. His union pours money into research on improvements in the lithographic processes, then prods laggard management into adopting them. As a result of increased productivity in its industry, the 9,000-man union local is not only the fastest-growing in the printing trades but also the best paid: journeyman lithographers earn from $12,000 to $18,000 a year...
...sluggish, the industry's income is rising because, as G.M. President James Roche says, buyers are continuing to demand "more car per car." Of the 1966 cars, 30% are sold with air conditioning, 39% with power brakes and 69% with power steering. Even more than last year, the fastest sellers are the luxury and sporty cars that are loaded with up to $800 worth of extras; slowest-moving are the stripped-down utilitarian models that offer only basic transportation. Intermediate-sized cars are the hit of the season, up from 23% to 24% of the total market, and they...