Word: foe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...difficult to guess how the game will go, for Harvard has been unpredictable all season. Some nights, like in the 5-4 win over Cornell, they have looked like league leaders; but then there is the 6-3 loss to Princeton, not a formidable foe...
...Deputies. Fanfani wanted more than to just get back into the Cabinet. He wanted Moro out. So he persuaded the right wing of the Christian Democrats to insist on the inclusion of their leader, ex-Premier Mario Scelba, in any new Cabinet. Why? Because, naturally, as a bitter foe of the left, Scelba was certain to be rejected by Moro's Socialist coalition partners, and thereby force a new deadlock to plague Moro...
...that this spate of spies signifies, it would seem, is that ventures into venery, sadism and furious action have set an eyebrow-raising new standard for family entertainment. Kids adore the lethal, shiny toy collection. Dads happily ogle a prepotent heman, king of a computerized wonderland in which every foe can be swiftly vanquished, every voluptuous siren bedded. And women seem quite susceptible to the fantasy of being vicariously mauled by a master of the art, perhaps after flooring him with a karate wrist chop. Slapdash, comic-strip plots, more violent than suspenseful, are made into a joke that viewers...
...CAME IN FROM THE COLD. This strong, stark adaptation of John le Carre's novel has Richard Burton giving his best screen performance as a burnt-out British agent sent to set a diabolical trap for a tireless foe (Oskar Werner) in East Germany...
Second place in the Ivy League is at stake at 8 p.m. tonight when the Harvard hockey team takes on Brown at Watson Rink. The Bruins, who won the title last year, edged the Crimson, 4.3, in overtime at Providence last December, but will be up against a different foe tonight...