Word: affectivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Kirkland and Eliot, both traditionally strong in intramural sports, share the top spots as the 1960 fall season moves past the midpoint. Except for the Eliot-Kirkland game, the rest of the season is not likely to affect standings greatly. FOOTBALL Won Lost Tied Pts. Eliot 5 0 0 10 Kirkland 5 0 0 10 Adams 2 2 1 5 Dunster 2 2 1 5 Quincy 2 1 1 5 Lowell 1 3 0 2 Leverett 0 3 1 1 Wnithrop...
...level is based on the superficial arguments that woman students might suffer from lack of attention and that educational experiments might be severely curtailed under a joint administration. In reality, a merger might cause Harvard to consider Radcliffe's position more thoroughly when making decisions which now do not affect the Annex in theory but do in practice. And there is no educational experiment in recent years which has not applied equally to Radcliffe and Harvard undergraduates...
...best, Bissell has the curious ability to affect his fans like four beers on a hot afternoon, and to chill his de tractors like four draughts of anti-beer, a potion (mercifully still to be invented) that leaves a man progressively soberer and meaner. Good Bye, Ava is not exactly anti-beer; it is simply a little flat...
...public acts as they affect the whole community the Catholic is bound in conscience to promote the common good and to avoid any seeking of a merely sectarian advantage. He is bound also to recognize the proper scope or independence of the political order...
Barr Jr. sat for an Esquire Magazine photograph last summer of New York's "Decisive Dozen"-tastemakers who "make decisions which affect the lives of at least the articulate members of the national community." Now he is not so sure how he feels about the honor...