Word: fated
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Kaphan's loss seemed to deflate the Crimson completely as they lamely lost the next five matches to seal their fate...
...liberals goofed, or perhaps fate simply took its chance. Whatever the reason, Thomas W. Danehy, one of the council's most conservative members, will now be sitting in the front of the room with the gavel in his hand for the next two years, and the best word to describe the liberal's loss might be disappointment. First, it is disappointing that the liberals did not approach former Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci for his support and back him for another term, because Vellucci's voting record has been consistently on the liberal side of issues. Perhaps it would have been...
...told a national television audience that Giscard would debase the presidency if he engaged in partisan politics. Exclaimed the Socialist leader: "You cannot at the same time be a referee on the field and captain of the team." To which Giscard replied: "The President... cannot remain indifferent to the fate of France. He is at the same time a referee and someone with responsibility. His electoral district is France...
...political antagonist is the terminally weepy Candice Bergen, who plays his radical-chic American wife. A good part of the action unfolds in their fashionable Rome apartment on a very long, very rainy night during their marriage's tenth year. The couple are feuding, of course: about the fate of the revolution and their relationship, about her desire for independence and his ideologically hypocritical sexism. Since Wertmuller's ability to equivocate on the big themes matches Eric Sevareid's, there is no resolution to the story's many conflicts. All we ever learn is that...
...appoint the members of CHUL. Changes in the CHUL election procedure, however would require Faculty legislation. Few members of the convention say they want the new government to assume responsibilities of CRR or the ad board. But regardless of what the convention members think will be the eventual fate of the existing student-Faculty committees, the vast majority of them are careful to emphasize the importance of proving to students, the Faculty and the administration that the new government will be "reasonable" and "pragmatic...