Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sadistic murderer in some pornographic movie. He doesn't do too much--mostly he just stands around with a portable radio glued to his ear. Recently, he seems to have gotten into sunbathing. Occasionally Radio Man will wander over to Holyoke Center, but he is pretty much a stationary object...
...October, Author Jeffrey Potter quotes Dolly Schiff as admitting to a "relationship" with Roosevelt from 1936 to 1943-when she was in her thirties and he in his fifties and early sixties. "Apparently I was considered very sexy in those days, and he probably saw me as a sex object," says she. "This was a warm, sexy guy who was in an isolated position and was looking for a turn-on and companionship, too. In a rather sweet way he was fairly bold, and everything about his body-except his legs*-was so strong...
Daisy Atoms. After one break, trainees discover beneath their chairs a daisy, a cherry tomato and a strawberry, and do an exercise to put themselves inside each object. "You're part of every atom in the world and every atom is part of you." We are all gods who create our own worlds. The central est message appears around 6 p.m. on the last day: What you do has no effect on anything else. You are a machine, and if you accept that fact you will have a rich life, because you will know that it doesn...
...upward swings attracted the short sellers-speculators who hope to make money when the market goes down. With the exception of people in the business, like Simplot, short sellers seldom see potatoes or even own them, nor do they care to. Their object is to sell contracts to deliver potatoes in the future, then buy back those contracts at a lower price before the delivery date. The difference is their profit. A contract to deliver sold at $16 will yield a profit of $10 (less commissions) if bought later at $6. In commodities trading, the "shorts" are ranged against...
...almost as much fire from liberal candidates as conservative. In fact, some of the most trenchant assaults on liberalism have been mounted by liberal renegades, whose arguments are honed by their disappointment. Harvard Sociologist Nathan Glazer is among the "neoconservative" writers, clustered about Commentary and The Public Interest, who object to the antidemocratic temper that has infected much of the liberal-left in America...