Word: relaxing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Perhaps 'Cliffies, who seem to work harder than Harvard men, are not anxious to have introduced into the dorms an extensive intellectual life conducted over coffee and seminars. Many who see the dorms as a place to relax do not regard as even remotely relaxing the atmosphere the Houses promise to generate. In contrast to the continually intellectual atmosphere of the Harvard Houses, Radcliffe offers an extreme alternation of work and leisure possibly reflecting a generally higher academic motivation...
...years of frustration sent Cincinnati citizens into a nightlong riot. By morning, 27 had been arrested on charges ranging from receiving stolen property (a telephone ripped off a cafe wall) to disorderly conduct. But the man who had engineered the excuse for all the excitement had no time to relax. Fred Hutchinson remained the glowering dugout pacer who kept the Reds going all summer long...
...Japan's brilliant, courtly central banker, Governor Masamichi Yamagiwa of the Bank of Japan, likes to relax by playing go-a, Japanese war game in which he astounds opponents with his daring, unbankerlike moves. But in recent weeks, torn between the need to cool off Japan's overheated boom (TIME, Sept. 8) and Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's fear that any belt-tightening would hurt him politically, Yamagiwa, 60, has shown uncharacteristic indecision. Last week he finally hiked Japan's bank rate from 6.935% to 7.3%, the highest of any industrialized nation. Tighter money, Yamagiwa hopes...
...Cyril Fogarty, 57. A whip-smart packaging expert who has been at Continental for 32 years, Fogarty will keep mobilized the battle units that General Clay set up to overcome rival American Can Co.'s sales dominance in the can industry. But aides expect the jovial Fogarty to relax Clay's iron discipline a little...
...doubtful that the Big Three and the union could reach agreement before the Aug. 31 deadline, and the U.A.W. has vowed that it will not work without a contract. Oddly enough, Labor Day, which falls only four days after the deadline, provides a special incentive for Reuther to temporarily relax his vow. Provided they work both the Friday preceding and the day after Labor Day, U.A.W. workers will draw $10.9 million in holiday pay from the Big Three. With such profits to be gained from peace, it seemed unlikely that Reuther would pull his men out before Sept...