Word: problems
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...privileges of journalism is the license to learn from people who know, and exercising that license can take many forms. Periodically the editors of TIME conclude that a particularly complex issue or problem can best be plumbed by inviting the best and brightest minds from a number of callings to sit around a table and bounce-pass ideas at one another. Facts are shared, opinions are ventilated, brains are stormed and much coffee is consumed. The result is almost always that rarest and most vital of transmutations: information becomes knowledge, as TIME editors, writers, reporter-researchers and correspondents find that...
Crowds, or the lack thereof, seemed a serious problem for the assembly; in May, its plans for the first annual Spring Weekend, complete with concert, picnics and softball games, staggered to minimal success...
Some anti-registration activists feel that the government's real problem will be those people who do not vocally denounce registration but simply ignore the president's order. When he testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Bristol warned its members that there's going to be a lot of "quiet absence...
...late October the University finally got its break and began shipping its barrels to a Texas site which evaporated the liquid material and stored the remaining residue. By the time Cambridge fall elections passed, even Vellucci had forgotten about the problem...
...repeats praise of 12 years ago with an added twist. "He seemed sincerely interested in how to promote modernization in backward parts of the world and he seemed to be doing it pretty well," Pusey says, "But I guess he was doing it too well. That was his problem...