Word: processes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Nagging as all the others may be, the overriding enigma for Clifford-and the President-is, of course, Viet Nam. All the signs indicate that Johnson is once more going through the process of preparing the nation for news of a major notch-up in the war. When the announcement will come is uncertain, but it seems likely that Johnson has in mind an increase in troop strength on the order of nearly 200,000 men. That would have far-reaching effects. It would add as much as $10 billion to the $77 billion Defense budget. House Ways and Means...
...application because the FCC is trying to deal with charges that a Norris-owned radio station violated the so-called "fairness doctrine." Norris' complaint is that his case has been pending since 1965-though that is not very long in terms of the FCC's decision-making process. After all, the agency has yet to settle a dispute over a certain frequency allotment claimed by Manhattan radio station WABC and Albuquerque's KOB; that matter has been pending since 1941. And when the House Commerce Committee recently requested a one-year moratorium on any FCC rules...
...music. The best tapes had all the high fidelity of phonograph disks but none of their low resistance to wear and tear. The trouble was that they were cumbersome: wound on one reel, they had to be threaded through the playback machine onto another reel, then rewound. In the process, the hapless user could find himself struggling like Laocoon within coils of tape. Before taped music could begin to have the mass appeal of disks, something was needed to simplify the handling...
...least two persons who repeat it at intervals and in recurrent contexts and which has an adaptive value for the go of each participant--a condition fully met by the way a mother and baby greet each other in the morning. From this earliest ritual, Erikson traces the process through childhood and into adolescence, where it acquires ideology which gives coherence to values and ideals, and structure to ideas...
...college at a time when the whole concept of the traditional custodial care role of the college is in an uproar and the administrators faced by many complex decisions. The college is an institution which, like so many other such in our modern society, is in the process of rapid change. We find that we no longer can even think about what stress is when we find it so hard to think about what mental health is. With each passing year we can see what a slippery concept mental health or the absence of stress is. Our concept of what...