Word: lief
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...freshmen duplicated the varsity's four goal third period in their 8-3 win over Dartmouth's freshmen earlier yesterday. The Yardlings scored two goals in the first minute of the last period--Bill Holmes to Lief Rosenberger and then Rosenberger to Holmes--to break open the contest. Center Bob Havern had a hat trick in the victory--Harvard's tenth against one loss...
Vellucci said that he has had a feud with Yale ever since the Elis said that Lief Erikson, not Christopher Columbus, discovered America first. "I personally am trying to beat Yale even if I have to use Harvard to do it," Vellucci said...
...three madrigals were Thomas Morley's "Phyllis I fain would die now," Mein Schifflein lief in wilden Meer by Johann Schein, and the two-part madrigal Altri canti di Marte by Claudio Monteverdi. They were sung under the direction of Mr. Schmidt by the Chamber Chorus. The Chamber Chorus, which is made up of a small portion of the Summer School Chorus, produces an over-all sound which, while generally excellent, sometimes becomes a bit too rich and developed to permit the listener to savor the true flavor of this type of music. The actual interpretation of the music -- balancing...
...naturally inspires a certain amount of earnest speculation. The Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, denounces Bondomania as "a dangerous mixture of violence, vulgarity, sadism and sex," though permissive Dr. Joseph Fletcher, author of Situation Ethics (TIME, Jan. 21), sees it as "healthy fantasizing and myth-making." Dr. Harold Lief of Tulane's Department of Psychiatry thinks Bond's Playboy philosophy may reflect society's changing values and the shape of things to come-"another manifestation of the trend toward greater female aggressiveness, the separation of love...
...lief are 7.7% of Chicago's entire population, 25% of its Negroes. The people on relief are no longer mostly dazed newcomers from the Deep South, but longtime Chicagoans, many of them squeezed out of jobs by technological change. As more and more of the economy's jobs require education and skills, fewer and fewer jobs are available for the ignorant...