Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...thing is sure; never in the history of mankind has a man been presented with such vital responsibility, nor such a great opportunity to go down in history as Man of the Century...
...readers, and be clearly understandable to the uninitiated, as well. That is not an easy assignment, and Smith spends considerable time out of the office (e.g., the 1948 Olympic Games in London) keeping abreast of a dozen sports, getting the color, the background, and the "inside" details, that are vital to a successful TIME Sport story...
...grim. In 1946, President Truman appointed a commission of educators and public figures to investigate the college scene. The commission reported a year later, and recommended a whopping program of federal aid to colleges. Unless this were done, the commission warned, higher education would continue to bobble the vital job of supplying America with enough highly-trained and intellectually broadened citizens. The Commission claimed that about half of the population can profit by two years of college, and therefore 14 years of education should be free to all. The total enrollment in higher education by 1960 should...
Although it couldn't match the 49 to 26 whipping the freshmen gave Brown, the varsity swimming team last night came through with a vital 45 to 30 win over the Bruins at Providence for its third straight win. The meet was supposedly the first real competition that Hal Ulen's men have had to face this season...
...wholeheartedly disagreed; they felt that such a policy would be an open invitation to military men to slap the "top-secret" stamp on matters of legitimate public interest. Such newsmen felt that the press has the right to know what is going on; it should be responsible for keeping vital military secrets in peacetime just as it did in wartime...