Word: lopsidedness
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The experiment, however, has been a failure. As a vehicle for policy input and student unity, today's system just does not do what those 1000 men of Harvard who assembled at Soldier's Field that night in 1969 intended it to do. It is not that the people who...
In the rest of Canada, the Parti Québécois' determination to break away from the confederation has created fear, frustration and resentment. "What more can the people of other provinces do?" asks Carrol Potter, a retired Canadian armed forces veteran in tiny Middleton, N.S. "We have a French Canadian...
Although the match score of the Dartmouth contest was lopsided in favor of the Crimson, the top four Harvard racquetmen all had tough matches. John Havens moved up to the number one slot and defeated Pete Renner 3-1. Havens lost his first game 16-18 before sweeping the next...
At dusk in downtown Santiago last week, cheering throngs gathered outside the Diego Portales building to celebrate the lopsided 75% vote in favor of Chile's ruling military junta in a hastily called referendum. A euphoric President Augusto Pinochet Ugarte termed the results "magnificent," and pledged, without noticeably dampening...
The surest way to redress the nation's lopsided trade balance and stabilize the dollar is to slow the flow of foreign oil into the U.S., which is the chief goal of the President's energy program. The complex energy bill is now before a House-Senate conference...