Word: teas
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...diseases that can afflict the coffee tree, the most devastating is caused by a yellow-orange fungus called Hemileia vastatrix. In the late 19th century, when it ravaged the coffee plantations of Ceylon and India, the fungus helped change Britain into a nation of tea drinkers. Now it has invaded the New World, spreading rapidly through a Texas-sized area of southeastern Brazil and threatening 2 billion plants that yield a third of the world's coffee...
...society and the establishment are messed up. They need changing', man, so that people can live, live equally. Get all this racist stuff on out of here." "Hell, yes, I'd riot," said Cpl. Toby Hoffler, a black Marine from Brooklyn. "The white man had his goddamn Boston Tea Party, so why can't we have our riots, and the white students their marches? Is there any difference? Check it. Is there any difference...
HARVARD Faculty meetings used to be cordial, rather intimate affairs a few years ago. Convened beneath the portraits and statuettes of the tiny Faculty room in University Hall, the meetings began after a short tea and cookie session for early arrivals. An ornate chime clock hung at the side of the room and, on striking the magical hour of 6 p.m., called down the President's gavel on whoever happened to be speaking and brought an immediate adjournment...
...could see. Drink a lot of tea though...
Crimson Key, the traditional sponsor of the freshmen's first week of activities, will once again present the usual program of tours, picnics, dances, bull sessions, and tea with President Pusey...