Word: beare
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...caps and gowns. On Central Park West, a parked bus bore the proud sign: "Even Smith"-meaning that college, too, was represented. There were Vietniks and Peaceniks, Trotskyites and potskyites, a contingent of 24 Sioux Indians from South Dakota and a band of Iroquois led by one Mad Bear Anderson. When a loudspeaker demanded that the Indians assemble at Truck No. 3 for the 30-block march to the United Nations, hundreds of New Yorkers looked for the truck to get a glimpse of a real live Indian...
...House seat from which he had been excluded in March was a foregone conclusion; the only question was how large his vote would be. As it happened, he beat two non-campaigning nonentities by a lopsided margin of nearly 7 to 1. But the results hardly seemed to bear out tales of uncontrollable rage among Negroes at Powell's treatment in Washington. Only 32,418 of Harlem's 126,-529 registered voters bothered to go to the polls-compared with 60,688 last year...
...double teams, JarvisLevin and Adelsberg-Davis, made short work of the Bruins. But the most lopsided doubles score was registered by a substitute third doubles team. Squash ace Rick Sterne and hockey star Kent Parrot gave ample testament to Harvard's depth with a 6-1, 6-2 Bear baiting...
When one is under the influence of L.S.D., one can ignore the facts that were previously held to be valid and construct new beliefs, no matter how irrational. Such forms of thinking bear many similarities to psychosis. A person may feel that he has powers which he did not previously have, or that certain laws of the environment (such as vulnerability) are not operative in his case. For example, feeling omnipotent, he believes he can jump out of the window with no harmful results...
Garmezy said in a letter to the CRIMSON last month that he decided not to come here because "the department was not committed to the development of a program that would bear Harvard's stamp of excellence...