Word: dog
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...obvious: they get along well because their futures depend on it. There is some restrained competition. After Jackie began bringing Albert, her poodle, to work each day, Kate appeared with her Husky, Catcher, and before long Farrah was toting a Pekingese called Pansie. When a script called for a dog, the atmosphere on the set became so tense that the part was finally written...
...exam. Walter Cronkite, who for four years had been squirreling away newspaper clippings and other relevant nuggets of information, went into semi-seclusion weeks ago. Every day he would pull a loden green curtain across the glass windows of his CBS Evening News office and retype his dog-eared files onto pages of a loose-leaf notebook. "I don't learn just by reading, so I rewrite everything and get it into my head," he reports. Similarly in the three weeks before E-day, NBC's John Chancellor covered four 12-in. by 17-in. cards with handwritten...
...most seniors who neglected to fulfill this second requirement their freshman week at Harvard will soon discover, the University will not withhold a diploma from any senior who has failed to successfully dog-paddle his way across the pool...
According to the Daily News, the students had fortunately "stationed several lookouts who were variously walking a dog, kissing on the street corner and studying...
From there the dialectical nature of The Crimson prevailed, as Marc M. Sadowsky led "the long march" down to the goal line. The big play of the series was a 45-yarder to Tom Aronson, who broke through a bunch of imperialist pass defenders, knocked over some running dog safeties and came in for six points and our daily bread...