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...field left largely to itself. This is in architecture. We are passing through one of the greatest building periods of all times (how many great buildings are being built is another matter). TIME has no section devoted to architecture but pays much attention to it. Art considers the esthetic impact of architecture, and celebrates the top practitioners; Business treats of architecture as it is reflected on the economically flourishing skyline; Modern Living explores the quirks and comforts of living in contemporary architecture. Our coverage has ranged from palaces to apartments, from skyscrapers to chapels. Over the years, TIME covers have...
...product of two years' work by a committee that Kaiser Chairman Edgar Kaiser, 54, and the United Steelworkers set up in a joint effort to prevent a repetition of the bitter 1959 steel strike. The plan aims to avoid endless haggling over wage rates and to soften the impact of technological change in the rapidly automating steel industry. Basic elements...
...other programs fall to agencies--including the Department of Agriculture, the Defense Department, and the Housing and Home Finance Agency--which "have a special mission.... Since this must be their overriding concern, very little consideration is given to educational needs as a whole and to the impact the particular program might have...
...this trip, his contact with undergraduates has for the most part been confined to technical conversations with small groups of pre-medical students; but he will reach a rather larger and perhaps more diverse group this evening with a lecture at Dunster discussing the impact of scientific advance on the practive of medicine. The most significant change he sees between what the College is today and what it was in the '30's is the flowering of the House plan; he refuses to single out any one moment from his own college days as the best, but feels that among...
...horses, 5,000 extras, six famous performers (Alec Guinness. Anthony Quinn, Jack Hawkins, Jose Ferrer, Claude Rains, Arthur Kennedy) and one comparatively obscure young man (Peter OToole) who will soon be as famous as anybody in show business. And though Lawrence falls far short of Kwai in dramatic impact, it nevertheless presents a vivid and intelligent spectacle...