Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...pounds a year-if he does not increase his caloric intake. In fact, if a runner on a 2,600-calorie-per-day diet can burn off 200 calories a day, he can treat himself to a small piece of cake every night and still keep his weight constant...
...biggest-selling volume after the Bible, were not all that amused by the heroics in Los Angeles. They will have to update the Book of Records-and now that just about every record in existence is open to challenge by oddball Olympians-will face the prospect of constant and frequent revisions...
Manhattan Psychoanalyst Natalie Shainess adds that bisexuality and homosexuality are symptoms of "developmental damages" during childhood. A homosexual, she notes, grows up distrusting the opposite sex; a bisexual is in a sense in a worse plight because he distrusts both sexes. Moreover, the constant ricocheting from one sex to the other, says Shainess, can create unstable friendships as well as a chaotic homelife. If there are children involved, this may confuse their sense of sexual identity. She asks: "Is this invitation for anything-goes sex helping human beings lead more satisfying lives?" Her answer...
...office in the same building where his books and papers were to be stored. He would teach at Harvard and be readily accessible to students. His presence would attract scholars from all over the world. And so it was going to be a pretty lively enterprise, plenty of people, constant activity. Then he died...
...dividends paid by Oklahoma-based corporations. At the bill-signing ceremony, Governor Hall handed Troy the pen and remarked, "This is your program." Troy's most passionate cause is education. Says he: "Everything Oklahoma hopes to be is bound up in the classrooms." Partly because of his constant needling, the legislature has doubled textbook funds, reduced the state's ratio of pupils to teachers and more than tripled special classes for students who are backward, physically handicapped or gifted...