Word: argumentative
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...preserved its power. It chose its power over good sense as well as "academic freedom." What can we men in the middle conclude but that there is substance to the argument of the left that the ultimate question is not one of response of existing institutions to the needs of changed conditions, but is instead one of power, struggle, from which new institutions emerge? Thomas R.B. Wardell...
...which the CRIMSON dropped. Paul "Pro" Hemphill smacked a zinger to left. That left it up to Jon "Jugs" Yardley, who creamed a sweet pitch deep to Conigliaro country. Conigliaro being absent, the CRIMSON caught the ball after much melodrama, and then from shortstop. There was much argument with plate umpire Adam Yarmolinsky, but the CRIMSON lost...
Ignoring pressure to compromise, Laird took to the road last week with a hard line ABM argument. He told a group of newspaper editors in Florida that, "based on the best information available to me," the Soviets will have 2,500 long-range missiles by 1975. By contrast, he said, the U.S. now has 1,054 iCBMs and at present no more are programmed for the next five years...
Calkins adds another practical argument to his reply to SDS expansion demands. You want to stop the Affiliated Hospital Center from being built? he asks. Then you are depriving the millions of poor people who will profit from the new medical techniques it will develop...
...final point was that students had clearly been given license by Glimp ("who, we will assume for this particular argument, had control of the building") to remain inside for five minutes...