Word: narrowed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...GLAZER AND SOWELL arguments seem strikingly narrow as a result of their apparent ignorance of the 200 years of discrimination that black people have endured in this country. "I have argued that the heritage of discrimination as we could see from the occupational developments of the later 1960's could be overcome by simply attacking discrimination," Glazer writes...
...nothing like the old Section 18 has been seen in Watson all season, which is too bad--it's been hard to find much funny about an 8-5 loss to Brown, a 5-4 loss to Dartmouth or a narrow 5-4 win over hapless Northeastern...
...afternoon, the cross-country squad had problems with the course and finished third. Ken Houston was first for Harvard in 11th position. Six seconds behind him in 12th was Nordic Captain Peter Dillon. John Hunter took 15th. Hubbard said yesterday that the icy course and narrow trails hampered the team--Dillon got going too fast on an icy downhill portion and "flew off the course and hit a tree," according to Hubbard...
Princeton was starting to roar, though, and the Tigers continued to narrow the gap in the sprints. After a great start, Harvard's Todd Hooks pulled up lame in the 60-yd. hurdles, as Yale's Harry Davis went on to win in 7.6 seconds. Davis also won the 60-yd. dash, but more important, Princeton picked up second place in each event and third in the dash for eight points...
Disability does not necessarily foreshadow trouble in the presidency, any more than robustness assures success. But being of sound body at the start helps narrow the odds. Every candidate owes it to himself and the people to follow Ford's lead...