Word: predictions
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Princeton is going to be beaten (I don't like Princeton, and I am going to predict this every week until they are). Colgate is a name to be conjured with. (After careful deliberation I have decided against any feeble shaving-soap joke), and the name of Tryon is to the football world what Joe Forecast is to the world of forecasting...
...much safer to observe than to predict," said Professor A. N. Holcombe '06, Professor of Government, when asked for his opinion on Socialism, "but we seem to be moving in that direction. Three hundred years ago it would have been regarded as the product of an extremely socialistic imagination, if one were to predict a government like the present one in this country...
...safe to predict that Abie's Irish Rose" will bloom for a long time in Boston. There is no reason to believe that jokes which have been considered funny since their infancy many, many years ago will suddenly lose flavor. And after all, none of the new jokes have lasted as long as the old ones have...
...crutches as the result of a leg injury that will keep him on the side lines until the Holy Cross encounter. Coady, playing his first game in the Crimson backfield, received injuries that will keep him out of practice until Friday, but Dr. Richardson and Trainer Farrell predict his participation in the Middlebury game next Saturday. The injury of Adie is not serious, and the substitute end is expected back in harness today...
Astronomer Trotzky then proceeds to predict. To the U. S. edition* of his book, he has added a supplementary preface in which he predicts that "New York, Wall Street, Morgan and Dawes are driving the world, and especially England, straight into the arms of Red revolution. The U. S. can expand only at the expense of other exporting countries, especially England . . . The Communist International is almost conservative as a breeder of revolutions compared with Wall Street...