Word: talentedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...paper loss of $792 million before they recovered mildly at week's end. Actually, the FCC may well order A.T. & T. to raise some rates to take the pressure off competitors. Whatever comes of the investigation, which will last about two years and tie up considerable company talent, A.T. & T. does not stand to suffer much. Twice in the past two years it has reduced longdistance rates under FCC prodding-then quickly made up the difference by increasing its volume. A.T. & T. might well be able to pare long-distance rates still further, but a fat slash would create...
...match with the undefeated University of Connecticut freshmen Saturday. Harvard put all its talent together at one time to come through with a 7-1 victory...
...Project Talent...
...actual figures for the scholarships proposals (140,000 $200-100 grants) in fact, were derived explicitly from a federal study-Project Talent-which revealed the large cumber of qualified high school graduates who were not going to college because of financial reasons. Statistics beat out the logic of the present approach, as well. In 1960, while 78 percent of high school graduates from families with incomes of $12,000 or more went on to college, only 33 percent of those in the $3000-or-less range continued...
This should be the closest Ivy game of the day. The contest will be dominated by defense. But if Sponaugle is effective, Cornell--with so much raw talent on its team--should score a shutout...