Word: suspectible
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...glasses that were needed to see the 3-D effect. In fact not a single girl in our dorm had the required glasses in her paper, whereas we know of boys in Eliot, Winthrop, and Adams who had their 3-D glasses. This leads us to suspect that you had a shortage of glasses, and simply decided to give them to Harvard and not Radcliffe. We protest this male chauvinism...
...giving Young a 33,000-vote plurality out of 179,900 votes; Nixon lost that county by only 8,000 votes. Said young Bob in an election postmortem: "The organized-labor vote was very effective in the Ohio campaign. It was just about the whole campaign organization. I suspect they were effective because they stayed behind the scenes and ran things quietly...
Camus answers, because man achieves a nobility, a feeling of exhilaration from recognizing the absurdity of existence and deciding to live a committed life nevertheless. But I suspect there is something phoney about Camus' noble affirmation--it's too conveniently noble; one doubts how real an alternative suicide was for Camus. Director David Wheeler's Caligula, which opened Thursday evening, quite properly emphasizes the agonizing psychological turmoil which precedes strictly logical murdering...
Finally, trailing by five touchdowns, Penn tested Harvard's suspect pass defense. The Quakers had thrown just three times in the first half. Now Kennedy marched them to the Harvard seven, completing five passes. But his sixth throw went to Harvard linebacker Bob Barrett, who looked like he might pull a Dockery-style return before Molloy nailed...
Harvard, 3-2 overall and 2-1 in the League, will go into the game with a backfield full of cripples and a still-suspect pass defense. Penn, too, is in rotten shapes, with half its first-string backfield of last week out of actions...