Word: lefts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...front of them now was George Wald, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist -- for the moment turned political activist. As he mentioned the necessity of world peace and the now famous military-industrial-labor union complex, young defensive alumni lashed back. "You seem to have left words like 'freedom' and 'liberty' out of your presentation," a 1949 graduate pointed out. And another slight 'fifties alum snapped that "As a management consultant for a six years, I've been at the intermediary level in government defense contractors negotiations, and I defy anyone to link the two in collusion...
...Cavell's version of the plan left out two clauses in the original Afro proposal--sections referring to a committee's power to review tenure appointments and to publish tenure hearings. Cavell said that the two clauses would be discussed at the April 22 meeting. But since he referred to them under the numbering system of the original Afro proposal--and not under the system of the revised version he had circulated among the Faculty--many professors were confused and postponed debate...
Landolt tallied both of the Crimson's second-period goals before Cornell's Brian McCutcheon, also a hockey standout, registered his team's first score with four minutes left in the half. Landolt's goals came from close in on feeds from Kilkowski and Ince...
Right fielder Steve Kenoyer started the Quaker three-run third with a single to center. Dorwart struck out the next two hitters, but three straight singles, the last by Linn, brought home two runs and left runners on first and third. The third run came when Wolff scored on Linn's successful steal of second...
Penn got three more runs in the fifth when Rich Fleigel best out a bunt down the third base line. Consecutive singles by Bill Luftig and Wolff drove in Pfleigel and sent Dorwart to the bench. Linn then greeted relief pitcher DaShiell with a double along the left field foul line for two more runs...