Word: flock
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ornate crypt and a nearby restaurant owned by Widow Rachele, now 80, are magnets for tourists and a shrine for the neo-Fascist Italian Social Movement, which polled 1,400,000 votes (4.5% of the total) in Italy's last general election. As many as 5,000 people flock to Predappio on pleasant Sundays...
...Princeton, you understand. He is a little kid who made All-Ivy at split end last fall as a member of Princeton's football team. He belongs to the almost immorally aristocratic Cottage Club, which counts him as one of its more tangible assets. He is remembered by a flock of Boston college girls, all of whom consider him small but cute and funny. And he does strange things whenever he gets the opportunity...
Princeton's flock of sprinters-headed by Herm Stevenson, who has a 9.6, clocking in the 100 to his credit-present something of an obstacle to Chris Alvord and company. Stevenson should take the 100 and 220, and the Tigers' Rich Levandowshi is favored...
...enthusiastic teachers, selected from a flock of applicants, are mostly under 30, frequently wear jeans and long hair. The experimental cast of Bremer's program has also drawn a good number of student interns from a variety of colleges. Along with the regular staff, the interns have brought the student-faculty ratio to less than 8 to 1 and the average class size...
...secure place today. For the former capital of Brazil has become a world capital of the plastic-surgery industry, and ugly wives by the hundreds are being remolded into well-proportioned visions of beauty. The deft use of vanity surgery, as the Brazilians call it, has provided women who flock in from all over the world with new faces, larger (or smaller) bosoms, slimmer hips and even bottoms sculpted into svelte contours more suitable for slacks...