Word: stressed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...growing global flavor of U.S. business is putting a new stress on knowing the ways of international business. Stanford, Harvard, Alabama and De Paul have all set up international programs. Chicago will start one this fall in which students will take their second year at the London School of Economics or the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium...
Although modeled after a series of "teach-ins" at Columbia, the University of Michigan, and the University of Massachusetts, the project here has taken a far more moderate tone. Leaders of a faculty committee sponsoring the discussion have dropped the "teach-in" handle, and stress the "multi-partisan" nature of the evening...
...last week, Koufax got up one morning to find that his left arm was stiff and swollen. General Manager Buzzie Bavasi packed him off to Los Angeles for X rays. The verdict: at 29 he has a "traumatic arthritic condition" in his pitching elbow that flares up under "repeated stress"-throwing a baseball, for instance. Koufax cannot pitch the Dodgers' season opener, and there is no telling when he will be back in action-if at all. There is, of course, no cure for arthritis. Said Bavasi: "I am resetting the club right now, with the idea that Sandy...
Mayo's Neurologist Peter J. Dyck checked the patients for possible nerve disorders; none were significant. The researchers found, as they expected, that most of the restless-leg patients were anxious or depressed, and most of them had more severe episodes at times of stress. Men and women are likely to be affected at any age, and it may be that as much as 5% of the population suffers occasional touches of the disorder, though not severe enough to send the sufferers to a doctor...
...women's shoe styles stress comfort at the expense of sleekness, and emphasize a "little-girl look," with ankle straps and conspicuous buttons, buckles and bows. Needle-nosed tips have been replaced by rounder, softer toes, and heels are becoming even shorter and wider. At the same time, somewhat alarmingly, teen-age boys are taking to high heels. International Shoe has had a runaway success with its "Beatle Boots," which have 11-in. tapered heels; Melville Shoe Co. (Thorn McAn) has brought out a boot with a 2-in. tapered heel, also offers the teens zebra stripes and wildly...