Word: crunchingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...crunch gets worse, and more and more workers find their wages and jobs insecure, such proposals will probably seem more and more important. The Democrats certainly aren't pushing them now, and the people who run the party--Strauss and the candidates--would no doubt prefer to leave things the way they are. But they may not be able to. Especially if there's a minor leftist upsurge like that of the '30s, the Democratic gorilla may find itself advocating a new New Deal...
Robert B. Watson '37, director of athletics, said yesterday that "we have pared off a lot of fat now," but that the financial crunch that has hit all areas of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences "may very well mean we may have to drop a team." Watson did not say which sport might be cut from the department's slate...
CORNERBACKS: Neal Colzie, Ohio State, 6 ft. 2 in., 202 lbs. He can beat you many ways. Colzie is tough to fake in or out and hits with a crunch...
There is only one documented case of an alligator actually killing a person (last year in Florida). But the creatures have needle-sharp teeth, and the big ones can crunch a leg or arm off a grown man. Though the gator still tends to avoid people, warns Ted Joanen, a biologist with Louisiana's Wild Life and Fisheries Commission, "he domesticates quite easily and loses his fear of people...
Whitlock said that although he is not planning to recommend that more students be admitted to the College, the current "housing crunch" will continue because there was a "net outflow" of students on leave from 1968 until 1972 but students began returning last year...