Word: hipness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Chris Papagianis, who played the Penn game with water on his right knee and scored his record-breaking 14 points in that contest, toward-his-swollen knee yesterday. He was able to dribble, but had difficulty running at full speed. With Bent Hinze limping from A brushed hip the team is left with only one healthy forward, Dragan Vugovic...
...earlier hour so the kids can swing too-the show spotlights the uneven talents of the Bonos, husband and wife. With songs halfway between rock and pop, a kind of demi-rock, and costumes copied from Elvis Presley, the show is TV's idea of hip. Accepting that bias on the part of the producers, the songs are not bad, however, and Cher is one of the best stylists around...
...decentralization, ideology is the major consideration. Conservatives in both the Administration and Congress have strenuously opposed what they consider the liberal tone of public broadcasting news shows, like one that features former NBC Commentator Sander Vanocur. They have also protested segments of the Great American Dream Machine, a hip magazine of the air, which they thought expressed radical viewpoints. "Despite its supposed educational purpose," complained Republican Congressman Clarence Brown, "public TV is showing more and more strictly one-sided programs: antiEstablishment, antiwar, antiGovernment, anti-this and anti-that...
Humorist Will Rogers was never in any party's hip pocket. As he remarked in 1932, "This is not an election of parties or policies this fall. It's an election where both sides really need the work." How to tell a Republican from a Democrat? "The Republican says, 'Well, things could have been worse,' and the Democrat says, 'How?' " Nevertheless...
...Doctors have always had trouble detecting hairline bone fractures; the fine cracks, most commonly found in the hip and hand, often fail to show up in X-ray pictures. Now the University of Wisconsin's Space Science and Engineering Center has taken the process used to improve the quality of television pictures from the moon and applied it to X-ray photography. The researchers place a conventional X-ray picture in a facsimile transceiver similar to the machine used to transmit wirephotos; there it is "read" by a photoelectric cell and the information fed into a computer programmed...