Word: winterized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...article, published on February 21, was based on observations of this winter's Bicker, and was called by one judge, "a remarkable piece of social commentary,...handsomely written." Judges of this year's entries were Cass Canfield, chairman of the editorial board of Harper and Bros., novelist William Styron, and Meyer Berger, reporter on the New York Times...
...pilot needs at least three seconds to see and react to an approaching plane; with both planes flying at 300 miles per hour (considerably slower than the speed of the jet airliners which will enter service this winter), three seconds means half a mile. In other words, by the time a pilot can adjust his course to avoid another plane, the other plane is upon him. In addition, the controls of a modern airplane are so complicated as to require a pilot's almost undivided attention. He does not have time to watch for other planes, and when he does...
...same time, the freshmen will face the Dartmouth freshmen, who won the winter meeting of the two teams. This meet also rates a toss...
...Economic Winter...
...Congress's headlong antirecession plans [TIME, April 21]: Once again in a winter of our economy the frugal ants are being called upon to support the improvident grasshoppers...