Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...case for the New England Shoe and Leather Association was presented by Edward L. Davis, secretary, who described himself as a hard-headed businessman. "We believe that we will lose much more than we will gain from the proposed act," he said...
...Approach." This relatively mild approach has caused SANE to lose ground on U.S. college campuses. Says Jay Greenberg, editor of the University of Chicago's Maroon: "SANE is on a decline. The peace groups that have emerged are more activist. Students seem to desire a new approach." The largest campus group is the Student Peace Union, which has about 70 chapters, mostly in the East and Midwest, is big on peace marches and demonstrations against civil defense. Norman Uphoff, head of S.P.U.'s University of Minnesota's chapter, criticizes SANE for its official stand against "civil disobedience...
...number of suits brought against Radcliffe College by irate parents may increase because of the greater powers given RGA under its new constitution, lawyer Barbara Alpern told several members of the student government recently. She doubted, however, that the 'Cliffe would lose any more suits than it does...
...number one, Captain Paul Sullivan became the first and only Crimson netman to lose a match since spring vacation. Sullivan took Cornell's Jerry Levin to three sets before bowing...
Fastballing Dick Garibaldi pitched the varsity baseball team to a 3-1 victory over Cornell at Ithaca Saturday. Garibaldi, a junior, allowed six hits, walked four, and struck out 11 Big Red batters in posting his second win of the year. He has yet to lose...