Word: users
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JART WILL UNDRESS MARGUERITE, promised one headline; FAUST IS A PEEPING TOM, declared another. It was no surprise that Paris greeted one of the freshest and most imaginative productions that the Opéra has had in years with the most furious scandal since Wagner brought Tannhäuser to town...
...fourth house is a good idea, but not having any off-campus housing if stupid," said Winifred Shaw '65. "I user' to think it didn't matter, but it does, because people matter. Off-campus houses have always been a good place for renegade people, for creative people. They are an ideal compromise between the regimentation of a large dormitory and the isolation of separate apartments...
...Morison said "universities must seek an understanding of power and energy, but if we are to use power and energy wisely we must also seek an understanding of power and energy, but if we are to use power and energy wisely we must also seek an understanding of the user, man." Universities, he said, should spend at least as much time and money developing social sciences as they do developing physical sciences...
...many industries obviously find the advantage well worth the cost. Because damage is less and there is little need for crating, nearly all computers are shipped by air. Boeing saved $750,000 by flying 100 jet engines to its Seattle assembly plant in huge zippered bags. The biggest users of air freight are the automakers (biggest U.S. commercial user of all: General Motors), who save millions by cutting down on the number of parts stocked in depots throughout the country; electronics firms also save on inventory and warehouse expenses by air freighting...
...industry is not the only user. The mistletoe industry in Texas got a lift when growers found that they could jet their perishable product to big Eastern markets. Record manufacturers use jets to distribute new disks before their popularity wanes, and dresses from Hong Kong are air-freighted to the U.S. on racks, thus saving the importer the $1 a dress he would otherwise have to pay for pressing. Every morning, 6,000 Ibs. of Denver steaks are jet-flown to Phoenix, 20,000 Ibs. of Hawaiian papaya fly to West Coast markets, and a Manhattan shop, Cheese Unlimited, puts...