Word: kicked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kick in the Guts. Advocates of Sensitivity Training insist that most participants wind up enthusiastic about the program, contend that the only critics are uncooperative types who so cherish their emotional privacy that they refuse to enter into the spirit of the thing. Somewhere in the middle stands Vice President Robert Mitchell of Mattel, Inc., a fast-growing Los Angeles toy company that encourages its executives to sign on for Sensitivity Training. Arguing that only Sensitivity Training provides "the emotional kick in the guts" necessary to make an executive recognize his personality weaknesses, Mattel says: "I have seen a third...
...House groups have begun preparing their spring productions: Quincy, which intends to stage Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; and Winthrop, which will kick up a Can-Can. Drumbeats and Song is also in the musical field, with Pajama Game about to go into rehearsal...
...that captain Pete Hart, who I am told began at 165 pounds and worked like a dog to build himself up to become a regular, then captain--this boy got as much or more out of football at Harvard than any paid athlete anywhere anytime. I even got a kick out of it myself. This is the true and proper function of college athletics--beneficial experience for student participants. Any bored spectators have the privilege of staying away, from the games, from the dinners, and from unconstructive criticism that hurts some and helps none. John M. Barnaby '32 Coach--Tennis...
Olivar (commenting on a missed kick-off by a Yale man): "I told them about the wind. That flag was straight out, as if in salute to the President who never came...
Brown center forward Ed Hooks connected with a corner kick 20 seconds later for the Bruins' only tally...