Word: errors
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...impression that all race horses have just been fed the medicine cabinet. Horse racing is a well- supervised and largely honest sport, but it does have it share of crooks. The betting public likes to imagine much more crimes than actually exist for the betting public is in error two- thirds of the time. It needs a scapegoat for its handicapping errors...
...learned that it is no easier in Guatemala to be a revolutionary, and no more important. The third world will not make our revolution for us. And we will not help the third world by treating the people of America as our enemy, an error the Vietnamese have never made. With the repressive power of the United States so great, it may well be that much of the third world will not be able to free itself until we stop the rulers of our country from making war on the people of the world...
...Kane. however, who committed the most incriminating error. In the article by Savett, Kane says, "Our team had not been on the ice. It was our freshmen, just skating with some Ithaca High School skaters." But in the letter he mailed to the CRIMSON three weeks later, Kane seemed to have changed his mind. "There was no one on the Lynah Rink ice Saturday morning, October 18. I repeat: no one, " he wrote...
...Eliot and others. Such were the distractions that some of the calendars came out with no June and two Julys, or no January and two Februaries. Rand, which is busy plotting America's future course in dozens of areas, had a programmed explanation. "It was a random collating error," said a spokesman, which resulted in only one mistake in every 450 calendars...
...committee said that the request, which was made on December 18 in a letter signed by 19 of those disciplined for the sit-in, "alleges no significant procedural error and advances no new information or evidence which, if available to the Committee at the time of its disciplinary decision, might have altered that decision...