Word: filled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...jungle out there. Orders are pouring in faster than your company can fill them. You're losing sales every day because you can't find new workers to step up output. You're not even sure you can hold on to your present employees; competitors are dangling offers in front of them. You need help--talented, experienced help, if possible--fast. So, boss, what...
...teach--and help teachers teach--future employees. Doug Whitley, president of Ameritech Illinois, is chairman of the Education to Careers committee of the Mayor's Workforce Board in Chicago. It brings businessmen, teachers and administrators together to plan curriculums that will prepare students for the jobs employers need to fill. It also brings teachers into offices and plants to observe firsthand what their students need to learn. "You'd be amazed how ill prepared the schools were," says Whitley...
Once at Star, stop and fill out the applicationfor their free Advantage Card, entitling you toconsiderable discounts. Besides the freedom ofchoice--aisles of snack foods, cereals and icecream--Star Market features a 12-pack of Coca-Colafor $2.50. 'Nuff said...
...sexual intercourse by the time they reached 12th grade, with some 20% of the kids having had six or more sexual partners. Rick Colonno, father of a 16-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter in Arvada, Colo., views sex ed in schools as a necessary evil to fill the void that exists in many homes. Still, he's bothered by what he sees as a subliminal endorsement of sex by authorities. "What they're doing," he says, "is preparing you for sex and then saying, 'But don't have...
...Will do.") Maybe the Simpson home carries its own germ of carnage. In the episode where evil old Mr. Burns adopts Bart as his heir and whisks him away, sweet Lisa is seen ripping off strips of wallpaper. Confronted by Marge, Lisa explains that she is "just trying to fill the void of random, meaningless destruction that Bart's absence has left in our hearts...