Word: feds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Green's Jen Nichols fed Gates deep in Harvard territory, and Gates was virtually wide open for a low shot past Whitley. Scalise said the Crimson "stopped playing" because it anticipated an offsides call...
...second half, the Crimson went down for the count. Huskie Margaret Jarvis fed Jackson, who was open only eight yards in front of Whitley and booted a low shot inside the far left post...
During the recent commemoration of Harvard's 350th birthday, much was made of the treatment of the first undergraduates at the hands of the first head of the College and his wife. Master and Mistress Nathaniel Eaton, we were told, repeatedly beat the students and fed them rotten pudding. It saddens me to think that in three and a half centuries Harvard has made so little progress in the treatment of its undergraduates. Instead of being neglected physically, they are now being neglected intellectually...
...Fed up with interlopers crowding their swimming pools and picnic tables, residents of the Detroit suburb of Dearborn voted last November to close the city's parks to outsiders. "Racism!" cried the local office of the A.C.L.U. and the Detroit chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., which promptly filed a suit against the town and kept the ordinance from being enforced. Dearborn (pop. 86,960) has fewer than 100 black residents, the N.A.A.C.P. argued, so only blacks would routinely be asked to show their city identification cards. "When they said 'residents only,' they were really talking whites only," said the Rev. Charles...
...were devoted to a point-by-point reply to arms-control proposals Reagan had made in a personal letter on July 25. The substance was not surprising, but Gorbachev's tone was: it struck notes of impatience bordering on urgency, frustration amounting almost to desperation. The Soviet leader sounded fed up with the slowness of diplomats in working out agreements. Though he included the usual accusations against the U.S., he implied exasperation with his own bureaucracy as well as Reagan's. Says a U.S. official: "All at one time, Gorbachev was wringing his hands, pounding his fist and holding...