Word: quickly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Most urgently needed is a quick and major increase in the number of parole and probation officers. Many officers carry a work load of over 100 cases each. The average, says the commission, should be 35 cases per officer...
Clay danced around, his gloves flailing the air with no attempt to go after the challenger for the first three rounds. In the fourth he knocked Folley down with a quick right-left combination...
...administrators, professors, journalists, and MPs--have advanced many theories in the last few weeks to explain the student unrest at the LSE and its apparent national resonance. Some were quick to pick out the "Berkeley-influenced American agitators" who objected to "any kind of authority." Others more intelligently viewed the crisis in the context of Britain's larger problems of higher education. The students themselves saw it both as part of a general social problem, and as a result of specific events...
...predominantly Negro schools in Boston. During the past few months, the Boston School Committee was subjected to increasing pressure to reduce this shamefully large number--to move to balance racially the city's school system. Until it was satisfied that the School Committee's plans and promises for quick change were meaningful, the State Board of Education refused to release $6 to $9 million in tax revenues for Boston...
Daniel Michaelson has done a masterful job with the set. His problem was to construct a backdrop that would allow quick exits from many positions on two levels, and could serve for living room or basement or operating room. He managed it with a series of swiveling slats that should be seen by anyone who plans to design a House production. Alan P. Symonds has done a careful job with the lighting, which is also a good deal more sophisticated than one expects at a House play...