Word: slightingly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Even in the supposedly rock-ribbed Republican days of the "Gentleman's C," Republicans sometimes had a hard time maintaining their ascendancy in the College. A fair majority in 1928 which anamolously skyrocketed to a 3-1 landslide in 1932 dwindled away to a slight edge...
Behind these runners, the varsity will field largely the same team it has used all year, Although Hamlin and Fitzgerald both have slight colds, there are no injuries on the squad...
...Coruña to the Virgin of the Rosary. La Coruña's clergy had always treated Franco as a favorite son and made much of him; this time Franco sat in the church, unmentioned by the officiating cardinal archbishop. It was an obvious and obviously calculated slight...
...into doctoral studies has been a failure. He mentioned the University's institution and subsequent elimination of a Ph.D. program in Social Science as a prime example. Elder again supported this position. He said that the Social Science program "did not all any need" and that student interest was slight. He said the program was dropped after five years...
Still smarting from the 22-33 upset at the hands of Cornell, the Crimson will field much the same team as it did Saturday although both Mullin and Hamlin are suffering from slight colds. Besides Fitzgerald, Bob Knapp, Greg Baldwin, Wes Hildreth, Jack Benjamin, Gerry Webb, Jim Bonnar, Don Kirkland, and John Evans will probably run. The Crimson's twelfth man will either be Linc Hollister, Gus Schumacher, Dick Hawkins, or track captain Fred Howard...