Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With the Army game tied at 7-7, Navy Fullback Robert Young shakes himself loose, follows the formidable interference of rangy Centre James Stewart to the 10-yd. line. There he steps up even and, as they cross the goal line together, magnanimously flips the ball and the scoring glory to Teammate Stewart...
Last week Photographer Price, on the theory that if reporters can handle cameras, photographers can manage typewriters, published his second book,* dedicated to the instruction of the "lads of the country whose goal is the camera staff of a newspaper." Fellow photographers could temper their hostility by reading Jack Price's ecstatic picture of a news cameraman...
...Ends and Means, his most ambitious non-fiction work to date. Huxley states his full gospel. For 30 centuries, he says, all men have agreed on man's ideal goal: liberty, peace, justice, brotherly love. The catch has been that nobody could agree on which road to take. Now "most of the peoples of the world are rapidly moving away from it. . . .At no period of the world's history has organized lying been practiced so shamelessly. . . . Technological progress has merely provided us with more efficient means for going backwards." First step in the right direction, says Huxley...
Setting as a goal an attendance of 340, Marvin said that tickets would be for sale all this week at a desk in the lobby of the Union. Although admitting that only 15 had been sold so far, he expressed the belief that "any dance event involving such great numbers of students could not help but be a success...
Demonstration, rather than pure research, was the goal of the installation at the Show. The Bureau wants more people to know about these tests, and what they are doing to find the cause of accidents...