Word: salts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard Faculty: "Surely no scholar worth his salt would give a minute's notice to assisting these critics of Soc Sci 5 in their quest...
Bilharzia, a parasite carried by water snails, has crept into Lake Nasser and the irrigation canals, infecting countless Egyptians. Salt washed out of previously unirrigated land has been carried downstream to increase the saline content of the eastern Mediterranean and threaten sea life...
...develop the print medium-and he has a point. (June Wayne of Tamarind has the same argument: "The more the artist knows about lithography, the more it costs to make a print of his work because he tends to push the medium.") Still, for Ken Tyler, experiment is the salt of printmaking. "If you have the confidence that the worst that'll happen to you is that you'll fail, you do it. Because I think that, in the end, the artist is the one who'll stand back with you and hold your hand. After...
...today that consumers no longer know what they eat. "In 1949 ninety per cent of the food sold was for the housewife. Now only fifty per cent is, and at least half of that is highly-processed with all sorts of additives-vegetable protein substitutes for meat and excessive salt to mask the taste of excessive sugar and on and on." Mayer wants calories, proteins, and minerals to appear by amount on all processed food labels. He would like to see date limiting and unit pricing by manufacturers...
...only comment from Buildings and Grounds came from a foreman who said that "tons and tons of sand and salt have been spread. We're trying to keep after it but it's hard because the ice keeps melting and refreezing...