Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...board's help-wanted index has risen from 75 in January 1971 to 85 last January, but is still far below 1967's base of 100. Claims for workmen's compensation are sensitive to swings in the economy, says Donald Seagraves, vice president of American Mutual Insurance Alliance. When a recession sets in, claims drop; inefficient plants-which tend to have high accident rates-are shut down, and employers are under less pressure to throw poorly trained workers on an assembly line just to keep it going. Another bellwether is auto-insurance claims for bodily injury. "During...
Across the vast, hot stretches of flat, brown delta, which awaits the life-giving monsoons in late May, there is a state of unease. Mutual distrust is pervasive. It is no longer sufficient...
...discuss her politics in the classroom, she humorously attests to being a "standard Democrat: F.D.R. was-our-last-real-president, and all that." Over the years students have grown to marvel at her intellectual prowess and to respect her academic demands, but when it came to political actions mutual misunderstanding has resulted. Looking back of Shklar's attitude towards the strike and general unrest on campus during the past several years, a student explains that "she thought we should stop playing around and get on with our work, and she would tell us that when she was a student...
...play uses the relationship of two lesser characters, the Blind Man and the Fool, to equal purpose in commenting on the progress of Cuchulain's life. Peter Wirth and Joel Davidson succeed only partially in filling these two roles with intelligent but unrealized interpretations. Director Donnally Miller emphasizes the mutual dependence of the two half-men well enough, but the scenes where they're alone, ideal for comic improvisation, drag more than they should...
...have feminists got much mileage out of efforts to equate the marital bed with cultural prostitution. To characterize the married woman's life as prostitution, argues University of Michigan Psychologist Joseph Adelson, "denies tacitly our contemporary conception of female sexuality, one that sees it as mutual, in that the woman seeks as much as she gives." In these instances, Adelson says, Women's Lib returns to "the dark world of Victorian pornography...