Word: crucial
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...most widely heard prediction about the 1970s is that the U.S. will turn isolationist after the Viet Nam experience and shy away from all but the most crucial foreign involvements directly affecting its own security. Chances are that this isolationism will not turn out to be as severe as it is sometimes feared and will not really result in a widespread abdication of American responsibilities around the world. What it should mean is a much
...second time in three meets, Harvard trailed 13-0 after the 134-pound bout, and crucial losses in the 158 and 177-pound classes provided F and M with an almost insurmountable lead...
Today's most crucial match will set Harvard's Pat Coleman (150) against Doug Ward. Coleman barely edged Ward in the quarterfinals of the eastern championships last year, and a Ward victory will diminish the Crimson's chances of winning. "We have to win at 150," Lee said...
...will mean accepting additional costs, in the form of lower-production and/or training expenses. Though Harvard's administrators are justifiably concerned about rising costs in this time of cramped budgets, they should accept them in this case as being the least Harvard can contribute toward the solution of a crucial nationwide issue...
Although plagued by injuries. Harvard's distance runners hope to retain enough manpower to score crucial points in their races. Captain Keith Colburn may have to double in the mile and 1000-yard runs, as he did in winning efforts against B.U., but could afford to relax somewhat if Roy Shaw is at full speed in the mile an event which he failed to finish against the Terriers...