Word: predictioneer
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Little was also impressed by the Crimson's black nylon pauts. But as for a prediction of the outcome of today's game, the coach isn't talking. Informed that Valpey had said that the winner would need three or four touchdowns, Little said, "That's okay by me, so...
"All right, Olson," jibed his youthful neophyte. "The Davis at hand. What d'ya Shafer a prediction?"
After analyzing election returns of the last 100 years, Bean concludes that 1946 was the statistical rock-bottom vote for the Democratic Party, below which the Democrats will not sink. In fact he adds that 1948 is actually the beginning of a new ebb tide for the G.O.P. and the...
(This same prediction was first made by the President last March in speeches at the College and elsewhere. He said he saw no impending war with the Soviet Union, but forecast years of non-military conflict.)
Complimenting last year's Council for its work despite the difficulties of a new constitution and a new Dean, Bender concluded with a prediction that this year would be "much smoother and easier."