Word: brokenly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...person on the Yale campus." Five hundred thirty students had signed petitions in support of the protesters' demand that the hearings be open to the public so that, in the words of one of the accused, "the community could see the charge brought against us, the rules allegedly broken, and the way the committee handles the case. If their decision is just, the community would see that too." In contrast to Harvard policy, in which students are excluded from their own disciplinary hearing, Yale does allow accused students to attend such proceedings. Yale Daily News and the Associated Press...
...South Pacific--and has made his bet with Death. The South Avenue Rovers, shorthanded because of a bus accident, are playing the Dead Knights. Willie has moved in on his brother's old girlfriend, the sleazy, vindictive Marsha. Hal, called away for a classified defense assignment that has almost broken Helen's heart, is on his way home in a plane with no gas. Joe "Iron Man" McGinnity of the New York Giants is up, and a girl is pitching for the Rovers...
They did not run onto the field. They simply appeared, as if they had broken through a wall of air, or an invisible ray into visibility....big, slow-moving men in the uniforms of the teams they had served. They lumbered onto the field and their feet touched the earth, yet the earth did not take note of them; they raised no dust, disturbed no blade of grass...
Junior Bob Kay tallied a personal coup Friday at Princeton, stealing a base off former Beverly Hills High teammate Craig Peters. While the Crimson was three-for-three running against Peters, Harvard's Jim DePalo gunned down three of four would-be basestealers...Kay had a couple of streaks broken over the weekend. After scoring a run in the team's first eight games, he failed to cross the plate in three of last weekend's league games. His hitting streak lasted a little longer, extending to 11 games before Drew Tanner held him hitless in three at-bats...
...enlargement decision came only hours before the Community's heads of government gathered in Brussels for their thrice-yearly summit. It was none too soon. One week earlier a five-day meeting of the group's foreign ministers had broken up without reaching an agreement. The stumbling blocks: last-minute objections by France concerning Spanish fishing rights in European waters and Spanish wine sales in French markets. Efforts to end the deadlock continued through the week. The breakthrough came in a final 16-hour bargaining session led by Italian Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti. The agreement called for a transition period...