Time names 1982 Man of the Year the computer
The Time magazine pick elevates computers over leaders like Begin Thatcher and Volcker. The piece mocks the choice, notes 2.8 million personal computers sold for 4.9 billion dollars, and questions personifying machines as a year’s defining force.
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Lurch
Time Magazine
Menachem Begin
Margaret Thatcher
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
E.T
Lech Walesa
Poland
Solidarity Union
Associated Press
America
Routine program advised for the elderly Don't write yourselves off
BYU experts urge older adults to start light exercise to improve health and quality of life. They advise a doctor checkup, a walking plan, and gradual progression with safe activities like swimming or indoor workouts. Regular activity every 48 hours boosts conditioning and reduces injury risk.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Steven Heiner
BYU
Phyllis Jacobson
Heiner
Miss Jacobson
Fashion expert says Clothes define the image
New York AP reports Emily Cho a fashion image consultant and author urges clothing as a self-fulfilling portrait. She describes how wardrobes shape perceptions in job interviews and social settings while offering low cost style tips and wardrobe “little lifts.”
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New York
Emily Cho
Cho
Clairol Corp
Marriage not deemed essential but likely in youth study
New York AP reports University of Michigan research shows 90 percent of 18-year-olds expect to wed someday while three-fourths would be disappointed if they do not. The Study of American Families in Detroit tracked 916 families from 1961 to 1980, with 466 sons and 450 daughters.
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New York
University of Michigan
Detroit
Arland Thornton
Institute For Social Research
Deborah Freedman
Population Studies Center
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
New freedom allows girls to choose their futures says Dr Chess
New York AP reports child psychiatrist Dr Stella Chess notes that today’s generation of girls can choose careers and lives of their own, while parents differ over encouraging aggression or preserving homemaker roles. She urges listening to each girl, stressing doors opening vary with individual interests.
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New York
Stella Chess
Chess
Club Ticket Sale Attracts Members And Guests
Buy your tickets now by calling the club or call Leon at 275-4023 and save five dollars a couple. Members and guests welcome.
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Leon
Nine year old mayor of Wooden Nickel newspaper
Raphael Berlinski, age 9, publishes the Wooden Nickel, a four page paper by kids for kids. The Seattle entrepreneur prints 500 copies free through stores and schools with a mix of columns and reviews while seeking advertisers. His father, David Berlinski, says the venture teaches selling and organization. his mother adds nothing stops him.
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Seattle
Raphael Berlinski
Raphael
Kids For Kids
David Berlinski
Toby Saks
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