Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Despite the losses due to graduation, Dartmouth's defense hasn't appeared to suffer very much. Led by middle linebacker, captain Wayne Young, the defense has allowed only 29 points in the first four games and has kept the Indians in some contests when the offense couln't get moving...
...Torres on TV's Dick Cavett Show. After Mailer got his breath, Cavett brought up the subject of the brain damage boxers sustain in the ring compared with that of writers at the bar. Mailer was predictably glad to expound from experience. "The brain damage I suffered here just now," he said, "is far less than I suffer after a night of heavy drinking. My brain isn't as good as it was years ago, but I didn't do any boxing to speak of since then. It was the drinking I did over the years that...
...continues to rattle and shake, another citadel of international agreement is falling further into disarray. The airline cartel, embodied in the 108-member International Air Transport Association, has entered a fresh round of warfare over transatlantic air fares. Passengers stand to benefit from lower fares, but some lines may suffer disastrous losses...
...girls in the cast who I think suffer most. Since the three female leads play roles that are largely comic (in an interesting reversal of the expected sex roles, the men in the show are the more sentimental), they must carry the weight of the dated trappings. Bernadette Peters (who's made quite a name for herself in other bouts with nostalgia like Dames at Sea and Curley McDimple) is most successful in breaking from type. She's wonderful as a kind of Tillie the Toiler suddenly gone hot on sex. She's got a voice with which you wouldn...
Periodontal disease, the bacteria-related deterioration of the gum and bone tissue that holds the tooth's root in place, is an almost universal ailment. At least 85% of all people over 40 suffer from it to some extent, and it is the chief reason why adults lose teeth. Dentists routinely treat serious cases with "resective therapy"-removing diseased tissues and sometimes putting in dentures. An occasional alternative involves root-canal work. Now three Denver dentists are offering some patients a third choice. In experimental operations, they have been tapping their patients' hips for marrow to save their...