Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...earlier games Dartmouth did lose both its starting defensive ends for the season, but that's old hat now. The tragedy, however, is revived from time to time...
...effort to define their paintings within a limited pictorial space, many of the abstract-expressionist painters, in the fifties, dispensed with frames altogether. Without frames, their pictures lose the illusionistic window effect and, rather than continuing off into an imaginary pictorial space behind a frame, they stop at the edges of the canvas and are entirely contained within it. In effect, these paintings become objects contained within the room in which the viewer is standing. Though his motives are different, Warhol uses the same technique to form a continuum between the space and environment of his pictures and the proximate...
...didn't lose any friends," he said. "The professors recognize that it's part of their responsibility to help students get books, and that it's easier to teach when they have them...
...circumstances have interfered with what once was a plausible and effective policy. A student who now obeys the Board's dictum and goes to work is very likely to be caught in the tight draft situation, lose his 2-S classification and be inducted into the military. Sometimes a few courses at night school will placate a local draft board without violating the conditions for readmission to Harvard. But when a local board demands full-time college attendance to qualify for 2-S, the student is caught in a dilemma: either he forsakes Harvard, or he is drafted...
...Soapmaker Procter & Gamble's acquisition of Clorox Chemical Co., the top U.S. manufacturer of liquid bleach. The FTC washed out the 1957 merger, ruling it unfair to smaller competitors; a U.S. appellate court reversed the FTC, calling it hostile to mere bigness. The Government, which has yet to lose a major antitrust case in the Warren court, now seeks to vindicate...