Word: relaxedness
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Press censorship has relaxed to the point where Solidarity publishes its own newspaper, and even the official party paper, Trybuna Ludu, reflects a greater degree of objectivity. People in general enjoy more freedom of expression and movement than at any time since the Communist takeover in 1947.
Yet The Methuselah Factors is more than a handbook for living well into the 21st century. Had Georgakas confined his book to a 'how-to' guide for beating old age, he'd have succumbed to the same shortsightedness, triviality and impossible hypotheses that make calorie counters, exercise manuals and sex...
Unlike the desert-dwelling Saudis, the coastal Arabs of Kuwait have a lengthy tradition of commerce with other peoples. Less orthodox in their Islamic observance than the Saudis, the Kuwaitis also have a more relaxed and open attitude toward banking and finance. Sniffing out a deal is in their blood...
"Brad" Bradshaw, who had been president of Atlantic Richfield (Arco) oil company for 16 years before replacing Edgar Griffiths at the helm of RCA, is known as the Mountie of American corporate chiefs: he always gets his man. This spring he was headhunting for a successor to Silverman. In May...
Though the illegal status of cocaine meant keeping the names of many sources confidential, Melvoin was surprised at the willingness of users to talk about their experiences with the drug. Says he: "The fact that they were so relaxed with a reporter is an indication of how casual cocaine use...