Word: eating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...jive' in one big group, putting each other on, trying to top the last line. A white party serves hors d'oeuvres. At black parties, there's food-I mean real food. You fill up a plate of chicken and spareribs and sit down and eat. Whites rarely dance. But dancing is the big reason for going to a black party. You see mamas and papas and soul brothers and sisters all dancing. Black parties are more fun than white parties because they are not a social ritual. They are for having a good time -and whatever...
...present, the Med School group is leafletting and distributing petitions outside the Med School, the School of Public Health and the Dental School every morning, and has distributed a batch of buttons that read "we can't eat prestige...
...quiet moments were soon followed by conferences, cables covering a range of other State Department business, fast glimpses at news summaries and furious airport runs. He communicated with President Nixon as often as five times a day, even though this was clearly the Secretary's show. Kissinger tends to eat irregularly and compulsively under pressure. At the end of the trip, he was visibly stouter...
...Angeles, the Big Quake finally happens, sundering the foundations of the giant Hollywood reservoir. In San Francisco, the world's tallest building, a 136-story glass tower, explodes in flames. Vast armies of ants relentlessly eat their way across the great southwest desert. Billions of giant bees swarm malevolently through the steel canyons of New York City, and somewhere underground the survivors of nuclear warfare find their cavernous retreat invaded by hordes of vampire bats...
Died. Adelle Davis, 70, spunky preacher of the good-eating gospel; of bone cancer; in Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Trained as a dietitian and holder of a master's degree in biochemistry, Davis contended that improper diet is the cause of a broad gamut of diseases as well as such social afflictions as crime, mental illness and drug abuse. In four bestselling volumes (Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit, et al.), she urged readers to shun refined grains and packaged foods, eat organically grown fruits and vegetables, unprocessed cheese and fertilized eggs, and take large doses...