Word: fold
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...then there is the last 10 minutes. For the second time the Crimson's switching man to man was effective for three-quarters of the game, only to fold when fatigue and fouls caught up with the starters. In addition, the guards were horrendously slow getting back on defense as the UConns broke three and four men on every play...
...fortunate that they do hold the audience at the Charles, because Michael Murray has successfully turned O'Neill's essay into theatrical form. Murray's accomplishment is two-fold: he turns abstract dialogue into tangible conflict (no easy chore) and he uses symbols only to represent, never to replace, the forces that alter mens lives. For example, Dion Anthony is not destroyed by drink; his drinking only suggests the various fleeting intoxicants that burn out a man's insides...
...intensive campaign by the Young Democrats brought PR closer to defeat than at any time in the past 20 years. Lawrence W. Brennan, president of the group, said yesterday, "We don't plan to fold up our tents and go away...
...Hearst played the numbers game, gathering circulation wherever he could, even in markets where his supplement didn't belong." The first non-Hearst paper was admitted to the fold in 1938, and after that the Weekly sued wildly for nearly any outsider's hand...
...Grigori--and the attack on the noble comes as a decidedly un-subtle conclusion to decidedly un-subtle presentation of the peasant-noble business. Perhaps the worst incident along this line was the first: the entrance of the party member who is to bring this village into the fold. He is, of all things, a carpenter...