Word: seeks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's baseball team will seek its first Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League victory of the season this afternoon against Cornell...
...their defense it is often said that the new immoralists merely seek to show the world as they see it, in all its horror and lovelessness; but that is simply the old error of confusing art with event, a propagation of the notion that a novel trying to convey dullness must be dull. Sheer nightmare does not redeem a book any more than sheer polly-annaism. The Genet-Burroughs crowd, including such lesser sensationalists as John Rechy (City of Night) and Hubert Selby (Last Exit to Brooklyn), are not pornographers, if pornography is defined as arousing sexual excitement. These writers...
Harvard's golf team will seek its first victory of the year this afternoon against Tufts and Amherst. The match begins at 1 p.m. on Tufts' home Sagimore Golf Course...
...dilemma of power" is more important. Specifically, the marchers seek 1) to break the myth of a solid American concensus on Vietnam behind the President, 2) to return to a more direct democracy in which the people rather than the Bundys, make the decisions, and 3) to unite the groups whose existences are threatened by the removal of policy from the hands of the people to the hands of the experts...
...mentality and star system continued to govern Broadway. Rising costs increased the risk of producing a Broadway show and decreased the number of successful (profitable) ventures. Shows in the fifties had to be bigger money-makers than before to cover their expenses, and to insure large audiences producers would seek out more popular stars (regardless of whether or not they could act). Despite this subservience to popular taste, profits declined as costs rose still more, tickets became more expensive, and New York theatre attendance dropped...