Word: lopsidedness
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Those were some scores of last weekend's college football action. But it could have just as easily been any other weekend, because lopsided victories are becoming the order of the day in the college ranks. And the biggest prepetrators of gridiron routs are the nation's top football powers...
The elevation of Lord Killanin came as no surprise. The only other contender for the post was Count Jean de Beaumont of France, who to many of the committee members seemed too much like the outgoing president. "We felt," one member confided after the lopsided (but unannounced) vote, "that 20...
THE U.S. COULD "LOSE." The conservative argument against SALT I is that the Administration was so eager to reach some sort of arms agreement in Moscow that it might have unwittingly bargained away U.S. "strategic sufficiency"-Nixon's term for mutual deterrence. Writing in William F. Buckley Jr.'...
Though they hate to give up a relationship that was so cozy and comfortable for so long, the Japanese have come to accept your thesis that their long near-total reliance on Washington's leadership is now obsolete-a relic of the cold war era when there were just...
SUDDENLY, in what once had seemed a cut-and-dried contest for the Democratic presidential nomination, all bets were off. On the morrow of the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania primaries last week, it was a new race. In Pennsylvania, Hubert Humphrey won the first state primary of his career. George McGovern...