Word: vitalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sears' election is vital, though, not because the Sheriff's office is so important, but because his defeat would probably both end his political career, and promote his opponent, Thomas Eisenstadt, into a front-running position for Mayor...
...Broncos, on the other hand, edged out Miami 21-14 last Sunday, have won three of their last four games, and should be bolstered by the presence of split end Al Denson, who has recovered from an injury received in the Bronco's first game this fall. Denson, a vital Bronco pass receiver last year, shared the league lead in touchdown pass catches, with 11 receptions...
...least dangerous breakdown in public services was the most serious. For the third time since September, the majority of the city's 58,000 teachers defied state law to go out on strike, and more than a million students were denied the vital right of education. Teachers marched outside their schools, and children watched as picketers traded insults and obscenities with nonstrikers and parents. With picket lines drawn in front of the schools where many people vote, there was fear that even the election might be disrupted...
...retrospect, it is clear that last summer when the Jeff Beck Group took the country by storm, the group was basically unformed and quite rough at the edges, although always vital and exciting. With the addition of Nicky Hopkins the group has entered a period of maturity and has taken on a new dimension. If Jeff Beck did not have Hopkins, he would have had to invent...
Stephan H. Kaplan '69, president of the HUC, agreed with Lindblom but questioned whether this was an appropriate issue for the undergraduate council. "Morally you are right," he said," this is a vital issue to every member of the Harvard community, but it might be more effective to leave the decision up to the chemistry department which set up the meeting...