Word: thought
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...March 1, Yale won the Big Three track meet, scoring 52 points to Harvard's 51, and Princeton's 34. Or at least everyone at the time thought that Yale had pulled one of the biggest upsets of the indoor season. Then Princeton track coach, Pete Morgan, read in the Sunday Trenton Times that one of his weight men, Tim McCann, had signed a professional football contract with the New York Giants...
...need to worry about being replaced by Harvard Food Services in the stomachs and hearts of House residents. A poll conducted by the Harvard Undergraduate Council found that only 3 per cent of the students responding felt that House food was excellent, while more than one-third thought it poor...
...students responding to the poll, 800 judged the food "fair," and only 425 thought it was "good." Nearly 60 per cent felt that there should be more choices offered at each meal...
...invented for the black. That's fairly good index of exactly how much our society fears homosexuals. Of course we feared the blacks, too, feared them even while we chucked 'em under their cork-blackened chins. But we feared them precisely because they were hetero. Aggressively so, we thought. And so we quickly learned how to castrate them. And we smiled benevolently and we told ourselves they were smiling back...
...athletes. Like the other agents, Barnes flew to Honolulu for the Hula Bowl to bargain for some of those "six-figure packages" performing on the field. He ended up with the grand prize: Heisman Trophy Winner O.J. Simpson. "Chuck," said O.J. to his new agent after the game, "I thought you were going to put on a uniform and go out there and play flanker so you could talk to me in the huddle...