Word: moon
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...calm. A full moon flooded the snow-capped Austrian spy peak. Thirty minutes before midnight Prince Caetani pulled the detonators. From where he stood the noise was slight. Skyward hurtled the white top of the mountain and what came down was black. With the greatest of ease Italian troops then occupied the smoking crater in which they found not even dead Austrians...
...opposition with threat to "leave this House forever" if debate were limited. Seattle's Rt. Rev. Simeon Arthur Huston* cried: "We have had a lot of pious twaddle from celibate clergymen who are about as far from knowledge of the realities of life as the man in the moon." Up spoke Nevada's Rt. Rev. Thomas Jenkins: "Vote no! I am not a celibate clergyman. I have raised seven children and sent four to college and I am out of debt." But the House of Bishops passed the resolution...
...there had ever been the feeling so strongly among the football players that so much depended on the outcome of the game Saturday. The Harvard team this year looks to a casual observer like one of the most potentially powerful aggregations seen in Cambridge for many a full moon. Whether this potential energy can be turned into kinetic energy to the best advantage remains for a dry fast field and plenty of opposition to reveal. In any event take our advice, if you're betting on Harvard. and get more for your money than 9-5. By TIME...
When the Harvard football team trips out on the lush turf of the Stadium next Saturday, it will present a somewhat more gaudy appearance than it has for many a moon...
...Harvard Critic once again is braving the Cambridge publication work with as many issues as interest will produce. Not two years ago the first issue of the Critic made a much heralded appearance on the news stands of the town. It was the first time in many a moon at Harvard that there had appeared a journal of controversy as liberal as the Critic seemed to be. Many members of their staff had avowed communistic feelings and no small number of articles were printed in the sheet to prove it. The paper was, perhaps, not handled in the wisest...