Word: type
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Everywhere, people worked out ways to solve the problem, but in few places more ingeniously than among the men who handle one of Time Inc.'s newest processes. In the Photo Department-where type is set on film and assembled into pages with wax as an adhesive-the photocomposition men poured the warm wax into coffee tins and cups and then implanted pieces of string for wicks. Presto: candles! What will those men of advanced technology think of next...
...scratched the surface in machine-age romance. Next step is a process called "RealTime" that will allow a customer on any campus anywhere to fill in his questionnaire on a keyboard teletype (perhaps in the Student Union?) hooked up to a central computer. Within minutes, the keyboard will automatically type out the names and telephone numbers of five soul mates within driv ing range. Instant Eros, it seems, will be here long before...
...excellent actor. One molds each role into an extension or variation of his own marked personality-like Gielgud, Hawkins, Mastroianni, Robards, Fonda. The other, and greater, is able to obliterate the self and mint an entirely fresh being-like Chaplin, Jouvet, Oliver Guinness, Brando. Plummer belongs to the second type. Having recently seen his Hamlet, Arturo Ui, and Pizarro, I just can't believe they were all played by the same...
...omission of a line of type in Friday's CRIMSON a remark on the Department of Social Relations appears to be attributed to Arthur A. Maass, chairman of the Government Department in Friday's CRIMSON. It was actually Richard G. Leahey, director of the Laboratories for the Division of Engineering and Applied Physics, who said, "Federal support for the behavioral sciences came later and they now are beginning to face the problem that we have already faced...
Despite the Ivy League Championship, Harvard's third place in the entire meet, after Army and Navy, was disappointing to the squad that took first place last year. Said student manager Dick Loebl, "The team wasn't satisfied with their performance as a whole. They were inexperienced in this type of meet, and it hurt them." He nevertheless predicted that Harvard would place at least four or possibly five runners on the All-Ivy team...