Word: productive
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...appalled that a magazine of TIME'S caliber would stoop so low as to print "For Crayon Out Loud" [June 8]. It is a product of warped, sadistic minds...
...Occasionally the sought-after glamor in the form of white tie, tails, ballroom scenes and pretty dolls will show up on a Garry Moore show or a Perry Como episode, but, by and large, whether it's new public affairs or the run-of-the-mill Hollywood vidfilm product that's hellbent for realism, TV today, for the man in work clothes and business suit, is simply an extension of what he sees, hears and participates in all day long...
Capital Letdown. The reasons for the President's concern could be seen in last week's economic straws in the wind. The gross national product, which the Administration had earlier predicted would hit $570 billion this year, now seems unlikely to rise higher than $555 billion to $560 billion. Business inventories-a big factor in determining G.N.P.-should be rising at this time of year; instead, the April inventory figures, in terms of sales expectations, showed a slight decline. New factory orders for durable goods have declined for the third month...
...this sense the lecture is an avenue into the speaker's mind. It gives his listeners an opportunity to see how he handles his material, and how his mind works. It is different than a book, which is a finished product and has the answers set down, for in a lecture the speaker can treat his subject as if it is heading toward being definite, while at the same time he can explain the difficulties and problems which are still unsolved...
...there were, in addition to 48 voluntary commuters, 69 "forced commuters," the product of a short-lived policy that was supposed to remedy Harvard's overcrowding problem. It didn...