Word: unearthed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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What Pollock missed in logic, he made up in intuition. Surrealism excited him in its reliance on the unconscious, and he underwent Jungian analysis in 1939 to unearth the middens of mythology stored in his mind...
...Columbia Soccer team simply can't qualify as one of your all-time great soccer squads. Only six lettermen returned from the Lions' 1962 third place Ivy team, and coach Joe Molder has failed to unearth enough men with talented feet to round out a solid eleven. In three games, Columbia has scored one goal-none in its two Ivy games-while being blasted for nine by its opponents...
...takes considerable searching, then, to unearth the faintest promise of competition for today's meet. Indian distance star Pete Wells will offer some interest; he should press Harvard's big three of Ed Meehan, captain Ed Hamlin, and Bill Crain in the mile. Hamlin, after suffering minor injuries for several weeks, hopes to return to the form he displayed during cross-country season...
Although obviously annoyed at repeated attempts by reporters to unearth instances of censorship by the Russian government, the writers calmly insisted that there were no restrictions placed on their work...
...first place, although someone--presumably George Himself--has enabled the CRIMSON to report Lodge's pretty respectable academic record, Miss Levine, writing about Teddy, announces tearfully that the Gov. Department, with an eye to justice, we assume, withholds that sort of thing. Never fear--the CRIMSON has managed to unearth a tutor (no doubt one who believes Teddy to be incredibly evil) with a knowledge of Teddy's "folder" and "... he (the tutor) certainly wishes it could be made public." Great. That's justice all right. "Ted was one of the boys," we are told. Presumably of the wrong kind...