Word: teething
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...University of Texas law school in 1969. "Texas had become sophisticated," he says, "but the state's press was still back in 1946." So, with a newly won law degree and a grubstake from his father, Levy rented space in a dingy office building next to a false teeth factory in Austin and found Bill Broyles, an ex-Marine who was then an assistant to the Houston school superintendent. Like virtually everyone else Levy hired, Broyles was under 30 and almost innocent of journalistic experience. That was no handicap. After its first year, Texas Monthly won a National Magazine...
...your teeth...
James H. Shaw, professor of Nutrition at the School of Dental Medicine, is being given $32,000 by the candy company M&M-Mars to investigate the cavity-causing potential of certain candies produced by the company so that substitutes may be made to manufacture candies less harmful to teeth...
This Labor Day weekend all across the land, in nearly unimaginable numbers, Americans will be hard at work, puffing and stroking and grinding their teeth as they enjoy a game that seems to consist of swatting fuzz-covered rubber balls across a net. For some years now, this phenomenon has been comfortably referred to as the tennis boom. But the phrase simply no longer serves to describe the massive outpourings of cash and angst, the pop convolutions of status and commerce now going on in the once staid world of tennis. Even the word orgy, though it has some...
...what gets into them. Things go wrong even when they are trying hard to be helpful?sometimes for just that reason. Every tennis player has watched a husband encouraging his wife. The harder she tries, the more encouragement he offers. The worse she gets, the more he grits his teeth to be nice. Says one woman: "Even when he doesn't say anything, I feel watched...