Word: radi
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Office Equipment. Before the miracle chip, companies that wanted a computer had to choose between either huge and highly expensive main frame units or smaller, less powerful - but still costly - minicomputers. By radi cally lowering the cost of the traditional minicomputer, miracle chips have dramatically expanded the business market for the minis; their sales are growing at a remarkable 40% annually. At the same time, the chip-equipped minis are proving to be an economical way to get more value for the money out of an existing main frame. They store information and process it lo cally, keeping it handy...
Calling their action "Dewey Canyon Three," the Vietnam Veterans group hopes to attract 5000 Vietnam veterans to Washington April 19-23 to conduct mock search-and-destroy missions and bivouac on Capitol Hill. In Boston, the local branch of the radi-cal veterans' group plans to invade Government Center tomorrow morning to demonstrate to city officials and passersby the kinds of tactics used against civilian populations in Vietnam...
...students who ran the paper four or five years ago were dedicated but cheery young men, who always ?? standards of good taste and objective jour? ?? passing whims or pressures. But as ?? moved on it was replaced by a new kind ?? journalist. The distinguishing marks ?? ?comers were their fascination with radi? ??d their inability to keep any of it out ?? stories and editorials...
...this has been the creation in the past two years of priests' senates. In 1965, the Second Vatican Council decreed that each diocese should establish "a group or senate of priests to give effective assistance to the bishop in his government of the diocese." This was a rather radi cal advance, and there was some doubt that the senates would have any effective voice. But already senates have been set up in 127 dioceses. And most have met with a fair degree of success...
...second revolt demanded harsh er treatment. It was an irate motion, signed by 35 backbench Laborite radi cals, to condemn Wilson's support of U.S. policies in Viet Nam. The cause, of course, was "peace," and what rankled the radicals most was that Wilson had agreed with the U.S. decision to resume the bombing of North Viet...