Word: factionalized
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...losing candidates. Ron Rennick '71, charged that "the radicals-the 'no representative' faction"-structured the ballot "in line with their views...
...rally preceding the march, one radical said, "We're not the mad bombers, and we've got a lot more important stuff to discuss than the Weathermen." distinguishing between the Weathermen faction...
These groups, as well as a faction of Harvard SMC led by Peter W. Galbraith '73, boycotted the rally in order to concentrate on working for peace candidates. They also feared an outbreak of violence which they thought might have a counter-productive effect in the upcoming elections...
...proper background for a word destined to play so large a role in the public life of the democracies.) This immigrant word, liberal, found the term radical already flourishing in British politics. For a couple of decades, liberal and radical were used interchangeably by members of a large Whig faction to describe themselves. Those radical/liberals of the 1840s, of course, have precious little to do with either the radicals or the liberals of 1970, and the old connection can hardly explain the Vice President's phrase...
...procurement officer during World War II, took the offensive in a second fight to control the huge, troubled defense contractor. Ironically, his chief obstacle was none other than the man he had brought in as General Dynamics' president in 1962: Roger Lewis, 58, who subsequently sided with the faction that forced Crown to sell...