Word: unexpectedness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Fred Koch started the first period with a sudden score at 0:45. Both teams spent the next 20 minutes just rushing up and down the ice. In the next period Andover's Osgood tied the game at 0:50 with another unexpected shot.
Cries & Convictions. Last week, the wind was howling hard enough in Chicago to blow any man down, and from a somewhat unexpected quarter. Most fellow musicians had kept their opinions to themselves when Soprano Kirsten Flagstad hit the comeback trail, two years ago, after merely accepting life in occupied Norway...
Hitlerian Promises. That night's daring work-the sinking of the Royal Oak-was one of the most clear-cut successes that the German navy achieved in World War II. Winston Churchill admiringly called it an "incredible . . . feat of arms." This book is a selection of the papers from...
Major Donald McGuire, Chief of the Press Section of the Recruiting Bureau, said today that the wave of enlistments and re-enlistments was entirely unexpected. "We have no reason to think that it is just temporary," he added.
The joint '47-'48 annual, 421 pages long, will be distributed some time in April, barring unexpected delays, Roy E. Coombs '47 stated. The book will cover the years 1943 to 1948 and "will be the best album in Harvard's history," Coombs said.