Word: spitefully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...same problem which Penn is beginning to solve--injuries--will hamper the Crimson offensive today, in spite of the return of Boone and Hatch. Ted Halaby is still on the bench, and Fred Bartl will definitely be unable to play...
...spite of such recent changes, much of Vicos culture remains as it was at a time before the arrival of the Spaniards. I spent the summer studying the institution of trial marriage which legend says was imposed on his subjects by the Inca himself. Four centuries of constant attack by the Church have had no influence in weakening this custom, and Vicos marriage remains an interesting mixture of pagan and Catholic traditions...
...disagreements developed. For one thing, the Chinese were opposed (as they said last week) to washing Marxist dirty linen in public; they also feared, reported British Historian G. F. Hudson, the restoration of "the exclusive supreme authority which had belonged to the Kremlin under Stalin and which Khrushchev, in spite of his repudiation of 'Stalinism,' was in practice trying to preserve...
Sophomore standing requires advanced placement in three subjects. The total number of students with advanced placements did not increase this year, in spite the 30 per cent rise in the number enough A.P.'s to become sophomores...
...anniversary issue (TIME, Oct. 13), Wallich compares the "innocence" of the national economy 50 years ago with its current complexities, decides that the marketplace, for all its flaws, is still impressively viable. The U.S. economy, says Wallich, has stayed healthy not so much because of Government intervention but in spite of it: "The gamut of possible government action has been widened, the box of tools greatly enlarged, and there are many who would like to use the lot. Such drastic departures are not a normal part of the American scene. It would take a major disaster to precipitate action...