Word: eating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...know what just walked by?" drawled Bench to a crowd. "A carrot. qnd you know what? Somebody's gonna haveta eat it tomorrow. Before the parade. Bugs Bunny will be there. Yubadeyubadayubada--That's all, Folks...
HEAVY-METAL POISONING. Once considered largely a problem of the urban slums, where children eat paint flaking off the walls of old buildings, lead poisoning is turning up more frequently in other areas. High levels of lead in the bloodstream have been found in children living near lead smelters in rural...
...claim any miracles," says Clarke, "but I write with greater ease and speed now." Doing this week's assignment, even Clarke was surprised by the amount of energy TM seemed to unlock: "After meditating, I sat down and wrote for eight hours with only a short break to eat, and never got tired." Of course, he adds, under the pressure of contemporary life, just starting a day doing nothing at all for 20 minutes would be salutary. Though still fairly new at TM, Clarke is no neophyte writer: in ten years with TIME, he has authored numerous cover stories...
VERY FEW BENGALIS eat as much as Westerners--in the whole country, probably less than one hundred thousand--but on the other hand the extent of starvation is almost certainly exaggerated. We get our "facts" on malnutrition from the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), a highly political body which would be out of work if its own figures didn't conclusively prove the world was on the brink of famine. By fooling around with their definitions one can 'prove' that anywhere from sixty all the way down to a mere fifteen percent of the Bengali population is underfed (fifteen...
Tomorrow morning the alumni will eat breakfast at Dunster House where they will listen to President Bok and speak informally with the students...