Word: soled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Last year, the Harvard football team needed to beat Dartmouth, the 1996 Ivy League champion, on the road. At stake was sole possession of first place and, for Harvard, the psychological assurance that it was a legitimate contender...
Harvard (3-3, 2-1 Ivy) travels up to Hanover, N.H., tomorrow again in a tie for first place. Harvard can lose to Dartmouth and still repeat, but it probably could not be sole champions...
...other professors said that while research is important, it should not be the University's sole focus...
Economics is not the sole driving force behind the foreign and domestic policies of this nation or any other. A variety of factors contribute, including history, politics, demographics and yes, economics. I could go on and on criticizing this rather narrow view of world affairs, hoping that others might agree, but I think that once you compared the United States to Nazi Germany, you scuttled your own ship. DANIEL B. KURZ Roxbury...
...given month) the spunky octogenarian continues to play because "it gives me a night out with my girlfriends." In fact, it is precisely this social lure to which many of the players are attracted. For most, this is their only night out on the town, and thus their sole opportunity to see old friends and make new acquaintances. Moreover, the attraction to gambling can't be forgotten as a catalyst for the deluge of people spilling into the cafeteria each week. Bingo offers a night of risk taking, chance and, hopefully, victory to the bubbling crowd...