Word: eats
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Students who live in off-campus houses will pay room and board increases proportional to the number of meals a day that they eat in the dormitories...
...Bach, the recitative was not merely an easy way to eat up text and set the key for the next aria, but an integral part of the musical fabric. The founder of the Orchestra, Michael Greenebaum, was on hand for the concert, and he must have been pleased to hear it giving fine performances of such great music...
...since 1954 wage packages have exceeded 5% annually in key industries, and these increases have not been absorbed through greater productivity. The result: increasing cost pressure against prices. The ultimate result, if labor continues to ask not only for "an increased share of a growing pie, but actually to eat the pie before it is baked": the corrosion of not only "individual security but the underpinning of our social structure...
These are not very dangerous amounts; the maximum permissible concentration of cobalt 60 in the human body is listed by the Bureau of Standards as three microcuries. A man would have to eat at least ten of the hot clams (20 Ibs. of flesh) to exceed this limit. But Weiss and Shipman cannot be sure that cobalt 60 was not heavily concentrated in some special part of the clam's tissue, increasing the danger proportionately...
...girl who wants "to be a virgin again and at the same time a mother"-and his wealthy neighbor Karp, whose "every good fortune spattered others with misfortune, as if there were just so much luck in the world and what Karp left over wasn't fit to eat." Morris Bober's troubles never come singly. Not only has a brand-new grocery opened around the corner, halving his already pitiful income, but a pair of inept hoodlums, passing up Karp's well-heeled liquor store, rob Morris instead and pistol-whip him when they find only...