Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Says analyst John Morton of the consultants Lynch Jones & Ryan: "There is still no cheaper or more economic way to deliver a mass amount of news to a mass audience." But in a business accustomed to high profit, a slight slippage can result in cutbacks of coverage. Some editors predict that newspapers will become repackagers, rather than originators, of information, dropping costly foreign bureaus and investigative projects in favor of wire- service copy. Other editors argue that what makes newspapers marketably different is depth and detail. One can only hope the believers in news coverage are right -- and that they...
ROSOVSKY and his staff have said it is too early to predict where cuts will fall and how they will affect undergrads. Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 has promised that essential teaching, security and maintenance will not be squeezed by the upcoming crunch. But with liberal definitions and wide administration powers for budget cuts, students must be wary of any process where they are not included. From shuttle bus service to library hours to student center appropriations, the small reductions can mean a large impact for undergraduate and graduate concerns...
...fact, some observers predict hard times ahead for some of today's highly touted youngsters. "A lot of them are going to fall by the wayside," says Lorraine Gordon, owner of New York's Village Vanguard. Arrendell agrees: "The record companies are on board only as long as they're making money. I think there always will be a demand for jazz. But the artists they sign and keep are the ones who sell the most records. Some guys are going to see their contracts not renewed...
...increasing order of potency, these four forces are gravity, electromagnetism, the weak force and the strong force. At higher and higher energies or temperatures, physicists predict, these forces "merge" into one, unified force...
...predict what's going to come out of the conference," Harris said. "More than radical changes in undergraduate life at Harvard I just hope we'll have a useful exchange of ideas...