Word: productively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...victory, gay rightists have used Bryant as the symbol of what they must overcome in order to gain the full rights that are still denied them. Since Bryant promotes orange juice for the Florida Citrus Commission, some gays have been trying to persuade consumers to stop buying the product. The boycott has had only limited success nationally. While sales of orange juice are off about 10% from last fall, growers attribute this to higher prices, resulting from damages to the crop during last winter's severe cold spell. So far, the commission has received some 85,000 letters about...
...column headlined LET'S GO, SOUTH BRONX! Robbins warned Watson to avoid endless consultations with city officials and urban planners. "In New York," Robbins cautioned, "the process is often the product." He then offered suggestions for turning the South Bronx into "one of the best residential and industrial locations in New York City." Items...
Vorster is a product of this society as well as its chief. One of 14 children, he was born in Jamestown, in the northeastern part of the Cape province. His father was a sheep farmer. Vorster attended the University of Stellenbosch, a bastion of Afrikaner nationalism, on a scholarship. He studied psychology and law and joined the junior wing of the National Party. In the early years of World War II he helped found the Flaming Ox-Wagon, a militantly anti-British, pro-German nationalist movement. Vorster was arrested by the pro-British government in 1942 and spent 14 months...
...releases, the Children's Television Workshop sent a woman from its staff to spend a year in London learning how the British are able to produce such fine historical dramas as I, Claudius. But either she did not stay long enough or she stayed too long. If the product of her efforts, The Best of Families, is any indication, the British secret is as safe as the crown jewels: The Best of Families is the worst of shows...
...High is a product of the prosperous, progressive '60s. Built in 1968 on 80 acres of farm land across the Iowa River from the downtown area, the three-story brick and stone building was designed with the latest educational theories in mind. The $4.5 million school was provided with a 2,000-spectator gym, a little theater, a music wing and a large central commons area for student socializing...