Word: upsets
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Nixon talked of Henry Kissinger at length, and at times seemed to be trying to de-emphasize his role in the Nixon Administration. Kissinger, suggests Nixon, was "more emotional" than himself. By Nixon's account, Kissinger favored the invasion of Cambodia in April 1970, but was upset at the adverse domestic reaction, especially after the Kent State shootings. Kissinger, said Nixon, told him that Cambodia "could have been a mistake. And I said, 'Henry, we've done it.' I said, 'Remember Lot's wife. Never look back.' " Frost asked Nixon whether Kissinger ever...
Navy has never won a title, but the Midshipmen have played in all seven tournaments. On only one occasion, when Virginia sprung a 13-12 upset on the Hopkins super sophomores in 1972, has the tournament title not gone to one of the four teams in this year's semi-finals...
...future Quad resident, Eugene J. Green '80, says he neither expected nor wanted to live in South House next year and he was initially upset, thinking he would be isolated from an active social life at the River Houses. But he has resolved to make the most of his situation. He was pleased to find lots of friends and "rowdy freshmen" at the room selection lottery and says he anticipates more than one lively party next year...
...extremely upset to read Laurie Hays' article entitled "The Revolution Will Not Begin on Class Day." (Crimson, May 4, 1977). I thought sweeping generalizations about the students of the seventies were the exclusive property of Time magazine. I write to defend not only my classmates but also the other students of this decade from Hays' slanderous statement that "this Class Day may mark the beginning of the admitted complacency stage of undergraduate life here at Harvard...
...change advocated by A Call to Action: letting worshipers receive the Communion wafer in the hand instead of on the tongue if they prefer. If enough additional bishops endorse the change in a mail ballot, the proposal will go to the Vatican for final approval. Many conservatives are deeply upset about the new practice, which they consider irreverent. John Cardinal Carberry of St. Louis even warned that wafers might be taken and used in satanic masses...