In the early seventies, Watson, along with some two dozen other environmental activists, created Greenpeace.
Today's growthies are compounding earnings at 19%, compared with 15% in the early Seventies.
Having been born in Notting ill in the early seventies I consider myself a veteran of the carnival.
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That was one of the favorite wines in Fairview in the early seventies.
In the early seventies a coterie of market makers operated with minimal capital, many graduated from OTC trading desks.
After publishing a few papers on the Bing studies in the early seventies, Mischel moved on to other areas of personality research.
His biggest success was taking Winterslag (later to become Racing Genk) from the third division to the first in the early seventies.
Kilmarnock supporters adopted the song Paper Roses in the early seventies and there are conflicting theories about the reason why, one of which was explained by Mr Morton.
If one looks back to the early seventies when the marginal tax rate in India reached 98 percent, no one believes that the policy led to an increase in tax revenue.
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Last week's contemporary art auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's had the feel of growth stock mania in the early seventies when Xerox, Polaroid, even Eastman Kodak and American Express sold in the stratosphere at 40 to 60 times earnings.
Hornaday, and in the Deep Ecology movement, associated with Arne Naess, a Norwegian philosopher and mountaineer, who, in the early seventies, noticed that some environmentalists had begun arguing that no species was of greater worth than another, and that ecosystems should be protected for their own sake, not simply to benefit mankind.
In the early nineteen-seventies, Wozniak, the hacker archetype, built a system that let him make free phone calls.
Beginning in the early nineteen-seventies, lawyers for the National Rifle Association, concerned about gun-control laws passed in the wake of the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr.
During her college years, in the early nineteen-seventies, she worked briefly as a teller at a small-town bank, like the ones that make up the bulk of the F.
During my own lifetime, the sixties and early seventies felt (with an emphasis on feel) far worse.
For years, Wenders was planning a collaboration with the German choreographer Pina Bausch, who had run the Tanztheater Wuppertal, in northwest Germany, since the early nineteen-seventies.
We learn of his mother, Renee, who, by the time she bore Jonathan, in the early nineteen-seventies, had already suffered electric-shock treatment and a violent marriage.
America, as I found from my visits in the seventies and early eighties, had suffered a terrible decline of confidence in its role in the world.
In the late seventies and early eighties, Joe Strummer, one of the leaders of the Clash, wrote and performed some of the most mercurial rock-and-roll songs ever heard.
Business cycles, particularly in the sixties and early-seventies, were vicious.
One of the most influential evangelical thinkers of the nineteen-seventies and early eighties, he has been credited with getting a generation of Christians involved in politics.
As crisp as the music sounded, the visuals occasionally felt like visions of the future from the late seventies, or early digital art you might find in an e-card from your mom.
By the nineteen-seventies, several species were nearing extinction, and by the early eighties the I.
Q. tests in the early part of the past century, for example, they recorded median scores in the high seventies and low eighties, a full standard deviation below their American and Western European counterparts.
Another of the seated protesters spoke up, the group's one woman, in her early seventies maybe, little curls of a faded blond perm peeking from beneath a knit pink wooly cap.
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