Word: youthful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...their reaction to the Roosevelt regime, and the results should prove of more than usual interest. Such polls of under graduate opinion on many issues of major importance are becoming increasingly popular, since they offer probably the only satisfactory way of securing the opinion of the informed and thinking youth of today on current problems...
...physician brought to the stand by the defense testified that when he had examined Tatel after his arrest that the youth had bruises under his arm and on his face...
...shades of Ella Roole faded rapidly yesterday as attractive Mrs. Blsir Moody of Detroit, lightened the quiet background of the CRIMSON office with her youthful appearance. This was no Carrie Nation who came to speak on the evils of liquor; the girl in the brown and tan sports suit had charm, a new avenue of approach, which the recently formed Allied Youth Movement or, as one of her aides described it. Temperance Gone High Hat is using against liquor...
...smart to be goats of the attractive propaganda of bre1wers and distillers," she said. "It is they who have made the cocktail hour smart and popular. Some of our wet friends are now talking about education for enlightened drinking but allied youth feels that if one is enlightened," one does not care to drink. It is the first taste of alcohol which sends the drunkard on the downward path. We feel somewhat superior to these who pay good money to slide down to hill. No we do not want prohibition back again we only want to tackle it from...
...that Granville Hicks was right: the school is one which has disappeared from our literature, and attempts to revive it somehow have not seemed to click. It is a thing of the nineteenth century; and those who try to bring back into reality the scenes and haunts of their youth which they have long yearned to immortalize, are doomed to disappoint a reading world which today seems interested in a different type of American literature...