Word: gone
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...then a few diehards fussed about the dangers to the old boy network. A rapid growth of the female student body might reduce "male bonding," David Riesman and his colleagues predicted. Some of the elderly professors liked to "pretend that the old system still existed, when it had long gone by the boards," Pusey now recalls...
...sign the ledgers, and then only until Thanksgiving, but they had to sign out anywhere they went after dinner, even if the distance was no greater than the 100 yards between the hall and Hilles Library. Undergraduates were required to sign out if they planned to be gone overnight, but only a handful ever did, and then mainly on weekends, Barbara Molony '71 says...
...bore them? Bertolucci commits the ultimate cinematic crime: his film is stultifying dull. Luna excites little besides yawns and the desire to leave the theater. By the time Jill Clayburgh has mouthed her last aria, most of the audience at the Sack Cheri were long gone. Approximately two hours, Luna seems an eternity spent in limbo. Hell, in the form of a truly low-grade bad movie would have been more exciting...
With only 38 seconds gone Michael Smith dribbled the ball to the right of the goal, forcing Bowdoin goalkeeper Keith Brown to cover the near post. He then slipped the ball back to Keller-Sarmiento for an easy score...
...Harvard gains confidence with every successful step such upward mobility does not seem unlikely. Gone are the days of missed offensive chances, of domination on the field but not on the scoreboard, and of frustration. Harvard's men's soccer team is on the move...