Word: clashed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Kendall's views clash with those of Michael Driscoll, another MIT physics professor, who said yesterday that nuclear power presents less risks than more common sources of power, like coal...
...more insight into the very questions she raises, her effort to do so probably would have failed where her portrayal of the "long dark night" does not: The perspective and insight necessary to realistically assess the long term effect of the Intellectual Left's view of morality and its clash with the "alleged moralism" of the American government and public will only come when the events which the decade of Vietnam and dissent spawned have played themselves...
...Kissinger denied that a superpower confrontation was likely. But Moscow once more alerted airborne divisions in a show of strength, and both the Soviet Mediterranean fleet and the U.S. Sixth Fleet dispatched combat vessels toward the island. Kissinger insisted that the U.S. and Russia were not heading toward a clash, explaining that the ship movements are normal precautions when war breaks out in the area...
Jackson's recent clash with Kissinger began when Pentagon officials went to Jackson and the press with a complaint. Their charge: Kissinger had not told Congress about some supplemental clarifications he made with the Soviets after the SALT I treaty was signed. The main worry was that the supplemental agreements that Kissinger had reached with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin could be interpreted to allow the Soviets to build up their force of submarine missiles not to 950, as announced after SALT...
Because Yale should not prove to be a factor, the Harvard-Princeton clash should be a classic duel befitting the two best lightweight crews in the East. The Crimson will be out to avenge a loss to the Tigers last year that snapped Harvard's 28-race win streak extending over five years...