Word: graphically
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...statewide dailies, which last week opened their classified pages to the unemployed free of charge. The response from the unemployed was startling. "We were expecting 400, maybe 500 ads at most," says Classified Manager Thomas P. Grant Jr. In the first week, 1,095 jobless people-secretaries and executives, graphic artists and truck drivers, bartenders, librarians and engineers-sent in their pleas for work...
...said he was only hired to fill in for another lawyer--and he has done work for the Graphic Arts International Union, which is along with Harvard opposing the BTU in the hearing. The hearing will determine who has jurisdiction over workers in Harvard's Cold-Type Composition Center...
...saddest aspects of this case is that the jurors responded in kind. Perhaps perplexed by the weights and cerebral evidence in Edelin's defense, this collection of white, mostly Catholic Bostonians accepted Flanagan's graphic if inaccurate portrait of the "victim," statements from the jurors have indicated. Not even the three days of jury selection that preceded this trial could eliminate anti-abortion sentiment from the panel. Another parochial sensibility was apparently active in their considerations. Even if Edelin is no killer, he is black. One juror quoted another as saying. "That nigger is guilty as sin." Apparently, some...
...reveals, Marshfield is a stock character from Updike's central casting. He snorts at liberal Protestantism and pumps for devotion inspired by awe and terror ("Mop up spilt religion! Let us have it in its original stony jars or not at all!"). At the same time he pushes graphic, adulterous sex as suburbia's best anodyne; coupling is sweetest with the ashen taste of sin. He sees women chiefly as attractive hurdles in the heavenly sweepstakes, where all the runners are male...
...purchase of the equipment led the Boston Typographical Union to file for a National Labor Relations Board hearing in order to stave off possible layoffs of its own members whose work the new equipment would replace. The workers who trained on the equipment this week are members of the Graphic Arts International Union...