Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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While almost everyone else was in the Stadium watching the varsity play Colgate, a group of 44 freshman football players opened their own season before virtually no one. For this year, as in the past, the Athletic Association has scheduled freshman games which conflict with the days and times of varsity home games...
...freshman game, but are unwilling to give up a varsity game. Certainly the freshmen players want to see the varsity play. And many upperclassmen would attend a freshman game as long as it didn't coincide with the varsity time. Of the four home freshmen games this year, three conflict with the varsity schedule...
...emphasized the conflict . . . between those who believe in a moral law and those who do not . . . Good! Now let us go from here and resolve and eliminate the conflict. This, rather than "winning" [it], takes courage. The winner of a conflict is really only proving he is the stronger . . . The only real progress in mankind and greatness of men will be to fight to discover what is right rather than fight for what "is" right...
...People's Republic to the United Nations would restore the prestige and authority of the Soviet government. It would help to destroy the hope of the enslaved peoples for ultimate freedom. This hope is one of the chief deterrents which has restrained the Kremlin from risking a worldwide conflict...
...audience a sense of closeness, intimacy, or identification with the action on the screen. Undoubtedly The Robe was produced primarily for pageant value. But one might expect from a film upon which so much time, energy and money were devoted a convincing insight into the psychological and spiritual conflict which are the bases of a religious awakening. This The Robe clearly fails to do. It graphically and boldly displays pagan evil but does not explore its consequences in emotional and spiritual terms...