Word: belled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson could only manage one victory, by Dick Arnos, in the next four matches. And when Bob Plotz recovered from a 2-0 deficit against Harvard number one player George Bell to give the Elis a 4-3 lead, Harvard was at the low end of the seesaw...
...this standard, Bell and the Public Interest crowd--at least half of them past or present Harvard professors--seem mild. None of them so much as implies that Social Security should be made voluntary, labor unions broken up or every conceivable public project turned over to private ownership; nor are they hysterically anti-Communist. But taken together, these two volumes reveal the emergence of an American intellectual Right on the European model, basing its conservatism on a collective--rather than an individualist--understanding of society...
THEIR PHILOSOPHICAL goal, as Bell makes clear in his book, is the separation of the capitalist system of production, which the group thoroughly endorses, from the liberal theory of politics and economics--a theory which postulates absolute freedom and the pursuit of each individual "unit's" self-interest. In America no legitimate conservative theory has historically been able to accept one without the other. But Bell, particularly, locates the nation's present malaise--lack of faith in government, a sense of social purposelessness and even economic crisis--in a contradiction between the self-suppression of the individual in efficient work...
...Bell was first on the scoreboard in the opening period, converting the efforts of George Hughes and Bill Hozack into a power play goal at 3:02 of the stanza as Yale's Brian Kinsman watched from the penalty...
Miller enjoyed his box seat for only 33 seconds, as Harvard's Bill Hozack pumped the second goal past Eli netminder Rich Kozlak at 11:51. Bell (along with Hughes) picked up an assist on that one, and then finished off the period's scoring with a tally at 18:25, pushing Harvard's edge...