Word: eate
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...world. Bud enforced taut Navy discipline: the kids had to keep up with their studies, practice two hours daily to build up a repertory of 500 rock 'n' roll, folk, country and pop songs, and key their lives to the parental dictum, "If we can't eat it, play it or perform with it, we can't have...
Food remains one of the most crucial problems of the present regime. Everyone on the island gets enough to eat, and according to the United Nations Havana office, there is no malnutrition. Not many, if any, other Latin American nations can say this. All foodstuffs, except bread, eggs, and specific crops in season, are rationed. Cubans, for instance, were receiving three pounds of rice per person per month this summer. There is a good deal of frank and open grumbling about food shortages, but organized opposition is impossible. Furthermore, rationing of commodities like meat and milk should be considered...
Beginning October 23 the Radcliffe Graduate Center will be open for limited Radcliffe interhouse on the same basis as Lehman Hall. Thirty Cliffies will be able to eat 80 cents worth of lunch there free every half hour from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Harvard students will have...
...farther. Dr. Fuson himself has slimmed to 172 Ibs. and has sent his cholesterol crashing down to the 40-50 mg. range that is normal for a newborn baby. He has done this without denying himself steaks and creamy desserts. "So," he says, "you can have your cake and eat...
Sons of God, hear his Holy Word! Gather 'round the table of the Lord! Eat his Body, drink his Blood, And we'll sing a song of loves...