Word: relaxedness
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Today, seven years later, the Revitalization Corps remains alive and well, headquartered in Hartford's grimy northside ghetto, and has spread to eight other cities. On last year's slender $50,000 annual budget, almost all raised through contributions, its programs are building people-to-people "bridges" on...
Outside the U.S.. the problems are only compounded. Germans tend to be on time to the second; the English tend to be either five minutes late or five minutes early. To be too exact is to be, well, a bit Teutonic, but to be more than ten minutes late...
If the Nixon Administration has acquired a reputation for somewhat gray formality, it appeared for this day to have taken on something like opalescence. The President was more relaxed and charming than he had ever seemed. When George Shultz, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, sympathized with the...
THE scene in the cavernous committee room was deceptively calm. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was smiling and attentive. The chief witness, Treasury Secretary John Connally, was relaxed and cordial. There was little outward sign that these two wily, vastly experienced politicians were...
Why are faculty so much ruder, less reliable, less relaxed. and less accessible than government officials?