Word: yielded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Thus radicals can charge it with promulgating colonialism and warmongering; thus Nixon and Agnew can view it as a test of moral vigor; thus sociologists can see in it a full-length portrait of America. The operative word is see. Like politics and pornography, football tends to yield a reflection of the onlooker who finds what he seeks. And there are more seekers all the time. This week, as the season picks up velocity, the words of Sonny Werblin, former owner of the Jets, take on a special autumnal tang. In the '60s, Werblin found his night flight stacked...
...peak. Some interest rates are still at alltime highs; most banks, for example, continue to charge a record 10% prime rate on business loans, though the Southwest Bank of St. Louis last week went down to 9¾%. A number of key rates, however, have backed down substantially; the yield on 90-day Treasury bills fell from a peak of 8.6% on Sept. 10 to 7.3% last week. The drop has stemmed a rush of money out of the stock market into fixed-income securities...
...Crimson will feature the popular front offense which revolutionized football in the sixties. "We have an unstoppable attack," Crime spokesman Freddy Boyd said yesterday. "We will never yield to pressure, from this administration or any that may follow...
...cent of the letters yield applications--as Evans said they usually do--then the increased black applicant pool would result in a 15 per cent black freshman class next Fall. The present class is six per cent black...
Jonathan D. Quick '73-74, executive vice president of PBH, estimated the sale will yield from $200 to $400 which will be used to support various PBH programs. The auction will begin at 3 p.m. in the courtyard between Phillips Brooks House and Holden Chapel...