Word: fostering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson's starting quarterback, Rod Foster. chose to run right at Columbia in the first half. Calling his own plays, he stayed on the ground, throwing infrequently...
...When Foster did throw, he usually found open receivers. The only time Foster threw to a covered receiver. he ended up with an 80-yard touchdown pass as Richie Gatto turned an interception into a touchdown with a great catch...
Even though Foster was failing to open up the Columbia defense by mixing up his plays, it appeared as if the Crimson could eventually wear down Columbia's defensive line. Fullback Tom Miller was beginning to gain yardage up the middle towards the end of the first half...
...land. To finance it, Nasser turned to both the U.S. and Russia. Rebuffed by the U.S. on a request to purchase weapons in 1955, Nasser stunned?and delighted?the Arab world by announcing that he had made an Iron Curtain arms deal through Czechoslovakia. U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles thereupon scratched Aswan as an American aid project, and Nasser responded by nationalizing the Suez Canal. "Americans," he cried, "may you choke on your fury...
...From its office in Washington, it sent out stories to hundreds of underground papers across the country-stories about students, blacks, dissident GI's, the War, the draft, Chicanos, drugs, astrology, and just about everything else. Ideologically independent of any single faction of the Left, the LNS served to foster the notion that there was still such a thing as The Movement, a popular misconception which led to Chicago's Yippie hysteria and the subsequent Chicago conspiracy trail. Its founders never fooled themselves about that piece of fiction, realizing that their alleged movement of astrology freaks, SDSers, Trotskvites, blacks, students...