Word: crunchingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...cultural deprivation? If Harvard only provided a set of alleys, I could fill this void in my school life. If I care to bowl, I must get to Sammy White's in Brighton and pay $1.95 for three games. That's three-and-a-half boxes of Cap'n Crunch. And I have to buy Cap'n Crunch since the dining halls here don't provide it. Yale, supposedly number two, does serve Cap'n Crunch...
Industry's first response to the legal crunch last year was a Hood of advertisements that depicted factories as environmentally kind, or shifted the blame for pollution to the growing population's demands (spurred by advertisers) for more and more products...
...caught in the crunch of our rapidly changing society: the urban policeman...
...impatiently to break away from the capital and enjoy the holidays with the rest of the nation. Ambitious Senators were fighting to save or to kill bills on which their reputations were riding. Time was too short to pass even the measures that a majority clearly favored; in the crunch it was easy for a few men to thwart the will of the rest. At the same time, President Nixon angrily if belatedly joined the fray as some of his priority programs faced death; he berated the Senate for its tardiness and threatened to call a post-Christmas session...
...Normally, non-tenured faculty who are not going to be rehired are told so by December 1 in accordance with a reappointment stipulation in the Brandeis faculty by-laws. The financial crunch has temporarily delayed those decisions...