Word: forfeit
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...that he has opened up for himself, but somehow I can’t help but wish he could also push beyond it. I worry about getting lost in endless tangles of allusions, about the possibility that our ostensible freedom to play with meaning in reality forces us to forfeit the potential to formulate any meaning at all. Toward the end of our conversation, Prina told me that one of things he likes in his work is that it exposes multiple options of meaning and interpretation, that it precludes the possibility of adopting any single, authoritative position. I certainly would...
...meet that saw the Crimson (0-1) win only one match by decision and one by forfeit in a 39-9 loss, Harvard head coach Jay Weiss acknowledged that the team “didn’t look [its] best” in the home opener, but noted the difficulty of going against a top team so early in the season...
...forfeit win and a victory by decision over the Pride in the first two of 10 matches allowed the Crimson to quickly jump to a 9-0 lead...
...space for abstention. In an election where so much is shared by the three respective campaigns, voters who find all of the candidates for each position uninspiring are left out in the cold with respect to choice: Their only option is not to cast a ballot and to forfeit their right to have a say. In any democratic system, there ought to be a clear difference between an informed abstention and an outright decision to stay away from the polls. The two reflect very different attitudes toward voting and ought to send two very different messages—something...
...We’ll put out a fake Yale Daily News,” Southwick said, “revealing that the entire Yale football team came down with hepatitis and had to forfeit the football game...