NBC Moscow Olympics deal sparks questions on motives
The piece questions NBC profits from Moscow 1980 broadcasting rights and production costs totaling about 100 million dollars. It notes NBC’s ongoing contract terms with Lothar Bock and potential non Olympic programming to be aired under Bock. The author cites congressional review and First Amendment concerns.
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Women in College Redefine Ambition and College Life
A New York Times Service analysis argues that women now outnumber men in American colleges and may reshape football funding and professional pathways. It notes postwar shifts in education, rising female achievement, and debates whether college remains the route to top employment as men reassess traditional goals.
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Word quirks and plural puzzles in modern English
The column, by Theodore M. Bernstein, explains live versus taped audiences and Latin plural quirks. It cites stadiums versus stadia, agendum versus agendas, and data as singular or plural, with examples from Greece Rome and recent broadcasts.
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