Word: divisionism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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"The President has felt that the time has come when he could no longer try to hold everybody in the tent," a top aide explains. The Administration now seems committed to the politics of polarization. Viet Nam is the touchstone of division, the litmus test of loyalty. Nixon's...
Only two of the seven up front are seniors, and though Yale seemed to be strongest at those position, there was doubt that the seven could do much more than an adequate job for a team which was rated as delineate second-division material.
Yale blanked Princeton, 2-0, to tie Penn for a spot in the first division. Kwaku Ohene-Frempong, who scored both goals in Yale's upset of Penn last week, repeated the feat by scoring both of the Elis' tallies. Sunny Oyekan leads the potent Yale offense with seven goals...
There was one sharp division over an empirical issue at the meeting. When the Faculty took up the question last time. Arrow had pointed to several universities-primarily Columbia, Princeton, the University of Chicago, and Stanford-which elected bodies similar to the Faculty Council.
Both Villanova and Harvard, the top two finishers in the university division varsity race in Monday's IC4A cross country meet, were running without the help of top men.