Word: pose
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...members of this supporting cast, senior ends Bruce "the Tree" Weinstein and Del Marting, would rate star status at most colleges. Regardless of Dowling's presence, they pose a dangerous threat to the Harvard secondary...
...bare one-point lead on Election Eve. Michigan and Pennsylvania seemed to be tipping toward Humphrey. Texas' disputatious Democrats closed ranks, assuring a strong showing for the Vice President. Then, too, there was the complicating factor of Alabama's George Wallace, who all along seemed to pose a serious threat to Nixon in Southern and Border States that might otherwise have been considered safe for the G.O.P...
...principal threats to Harvard predominance will be Princeton, Penn, and possibly Yale. All have been beaten in dual meets, but the large field of a championship meet and the scramble at the gun pose a different challenge...
...only two runners who could pose a threat to Harvard's top men today. Sophomore Jon Anderson has won both Cornell meets to date, but is still relatively untested. Junior captain Bruce Earle placed fifth against Harvard as Cornell's top man last year and has proved a consistent second runner in meets...
...course, it is easy to find exception to such a categorical statement as Mr. Fallows made. It is considerably more difficult to pose answers to the problems he deals with. The students I taught were hopelessly behind their white counterparts. Most could read, however tedious that process might be for them. Sympathy and hard work for one summer will never be enough; one hesitates to say whether a fully equipped head start program prior to entry into a fully integrated grade school system will be enough. The Negro in the south has always been in a difficult learning situation; today...