Word: mediums
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...self-appointed role as shirtsleeve journalist, Hartford has decided to open Show's pages to TV coverage -a medium that Gibney resolutely ignored as beneath Show's notice-and to compensate for the lost July issue with a dividend issue to be tacked onto the end of subscriptions. From now on, promised Hartford in the Times ad, Show would go out, more or less regularly, to those subscribers "who don't always get their copies, and those who keep getting them whether they want them...
...into line with the inflated value of the cruzeiro. The companies will then be required to pay a capital gains tax on the new figures. They can either pay in cash or, for a sweetener, buy a stake in the new Brazil by putting the money in short-and medium-term government bonds paying 6% interest. The government also firmly intends to collect some $23 million in back taxes...
...make. He approaches his work with an urgency that springs from his sense of artistic commitment and social responsibility. He feels that the world is changing too fast to keep up with ("and I'm not getting any younger"). And he believes that motion picture animation is a medium particularly well suited for interpreting scientific developments in human terms--a function, he feels, that becomes ever more vital in an age of automation and nuclear power...
...Group Therapy, got into the act by staging a curtain raiser for the main meetings in the form of a Kafka-style reconstruction of the personalities and possible motives of Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby. Said Manhattan's Dr. Jacob L. Moreno, who invented psychodrama as a medium for acting out emotional disturbances and thereby treating them: "We are all suffering from a tremendous amount of unresolved guilt and confusion over what happened to President Kennedy. After all, if you can 'kill the father,' anything goes. We are all involved and we must all be cured...
...modern artist has stepped as far out into thin air as wan, visionary Frederick Kiesler, 67. More than steel, stone, bronze, wood or oil paints, his medium is space...