Word: superealism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...career. The crowd cheered-but not for Marty. He finished seventh, a full 70 yds. behind Ryun, who set a new-and still unbroken-world record of 3 min. 51.1 sec. for the mile. Last week the two met again in a race that was billed as the Super Mile. And super it was, as Liquori narrowly defeated Ryun in what amounted to the first lap of a long, long race that is likely to end in Munich at the 1972 Olympics...
Rearrangement of alliances soon after the end of the conflict resulted in the Cold War. The reconstruction of Germany and Japan was to be effected under Western guidance. America, meanwhile, arose as a super power, with the result that both England and France were forced either to set their empires free or turn areas, such as Southeast Asia, over to American forces. Given this analysis, the new industrial struggle with Japan becomes clear. By means of protectionist policies Japan has rebuilt its economy to challenge American markets both domestically and in developing countries. If Japanese militarism widens, problems between these...
...smokers alone cannot account for the phenomenal rise in pop-wine sales, which are now roughly estimated at $75 million a year. Despite the bonanza, there are still purists among the vintners. "I don't approve of these wines," says Sig Langstadter, wine buyer for Sandburg Super Mart in Chicago. "I don't think they should be considered wines. They're just soft drinks with alcohol...
...Super Sensors. All electronic detection systems have certain similarities. The detecting devices, called sensors, come in many shapes and sizes and generally emit one of three kinds of waves: ultrasonic, light and microwave. When anything disturbs the waves given out by the sensors, the circuit is broken and the alarm is tripped. The sensors can be placed anywhere: in an electric socket, on a tabletop, at a window sill, under a door mat, and even in special wires of a flyscreen...
...SCHOOL Faculty meets tomorrow to discuss, and probably to vote on, a report from the School's Committee on Governance which recommends increased student participation at faculty meetings and proposes the establishment of a student-faculty Law School Council. Despite the poor track record of "super-councils" at Harvard, it seems worthwhile that the Law Faculty approve the committee's recommendations if for no other reason than to test the effectiveness of a larger student role in faculty affairs...