Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...them. One such is the News' "eminent astrologer," Wynn (Sidney K. Bennett, who rates himself above the late Evangeline Adams), with daily advice such as: ". . . Be sure all your policies are for the good of others in addition to yourself and go ahead definitely toward a worthy goal! Avoid temper." Wynn also offered a free "personal horoscope" to all comers. Last December that offer was discontinued. Readers set up such a howl that the News renewed the offer last month...
...other hand, who have lived the greater portion of their lives have sat quietly by and looked on, amused perhaps. For them living for the sake of living has lost its value and only because of loyalties to some ideals do they push on towards a goal and wait patiently for their short span of life...
...return of John G. Duffey '35 and Irving W. Rabinovitz '34 from the injured list to the starting lineup will greatly aid the team in their effort to perfect a ne wtype of plays. William I. Adelman '36 will get the call over Edward A. Counihan, III '36 at goal by virtue of his cool work against B.U. Saturday...
...hockey, a good defense man sometimes trips an opponent intentionally, on the theory that the two-minute penalty for tripping is less disadvantageous to his team than a goal scored against it. Last week the Chicago Black Hawks were leading the Detroit Red Wings two games to one in the final series for the world's championship Stanley Cup (TIME, April 16). In the fourth game, at Chicago, the score was still tied 0-to-0 after 30 minutes of overtime play when Cook, Chicago forward, got the puck in front of the Detroit goal. Ebbie Goodfellow, Detroit defense...
...organizations, uniforms and display in the youth of all ages in that country. Stories on Sunday spoke of demonstrations in Berlin of boys under fourteen years of age. Throughout the entire Reich the spirit of militarism is being systematically inculcated--a spirit which has war as its purpose and goal, and which seeks to induce in the youth of the land an eagerness to go out and fight...