Word: bit
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...were pressing a little bit," coach Joe Restic understated after the game. Indeed, the Crimson was playing its worst football of the season, while Penn was playing its best...
Tocco predicted registration in the organization, which attracted national attention by staging counter-demonstrations against antiwar protesters in the 1960s, would increase by 30 to 50 per cent in the wake of the Republican victory. At Harvard, where YAF has 12 registered members, "It may be a little bit harder to organize," Tocco said...
Rogers ran indoor and outdoor track that year and again junior year, consistently finishing strong in the half-mile. Then something happened along the banks of the Seine; and the distance running bug bit hard...
...that the distance bug has bit, Rogers will never stop running. Next time you're strolling along the Seine in Paris, keep a look out for a slim, blondponytailed figure with a light stride and a French history book under her arm; you can bet it's Becky Rogers...
UNINTENTIONALLY, then, it seems, the students at Ivy League University fail to cover new ground in examining the psyches of college students, especially Harvard students. The scope of the roles is a bit too narrow and the students do not venture far into their peers' cerebelli, but simply present their own personalities and perspectives, guarding them jealously as real Harvard students must and do--resisting the inevitable infiltration of conflicting points of view, modifying their positions just enough to convince observers that they have indeed changed, and that they needn't attempt further to influence their thinking...