Word: mottoes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...magazine using kids as editors. Readers of The Hoot Owl know that we came out with our first issue on August 28th of 1970 with kids as our editors. Kids published their first issue on November 30th. The point is, Kids is not an original idea. The motto of Kids magazine is 'By children for each other.' On the first issue of The Hoot Owl we introduced the motto on the front page . . . 'By kids, for kids, about kids...
...complete loser; for him, prison is synonymous with poorhouse. Already angry at life's winners, he becomes even more insensitive to others in a doomed universe whose motto is "Do your own time": trust no one, freeze your mind, be indifferent. Unequipped for normal society, he may well be headed back to prison as soon as he leaves. In fact, he may come to prefer it: Why struggle in a world that hates ex-convicts...
More important, the President and his men are putting together a progressive legislative package that they hope will permit them to revive a motto from the Administration's early days−"Watch what we do. not what we say." Its major elements...
...motto, Brugmann adopted "We print the news and raise hell." The result is subjective journalism, thoroughly checked for accuracy. "I have no patience with 'objective' reporting," says Brugmann. "I aim my derringer at every reporter and tell him, 'By God, I don't want to see any objective pieces.' This is point-of-view journalism. We don't run a story until we feel we can prove it and make it stick...
...everything I can to help them along. My job is to prepare them for a tough physical contest, and if I don't do that. I'm not doing my job. Our motto this year has been make something happen,' and I think it's taking hold...