Word: youthful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pasting up the world's largest mural painting, a curved 60-by-40-ft. canvas by Ezra Winter, showing an old man gazing thoughtfully from a cliff at a procession of winged horses and muscular nudes swooping up into the sky. This picture is called "The Fountain of Youth." Workmen have also just set up, in the ladies' room of Rockefeller Center's 3,500-seat cinema theatre, an illuminated colored glass panel 18 ft. long of "Amelia Earhart Crossing the Atlantic," and in the main lounge another 18-ft. panel entitled "Sports," by Arthur Crisp...
There seems to have been no defense of the student view-point. Indeed, editorially the CRIMSON appears indirectly to support Socialist Holcombe's opinion; so if the CRIMSON will not speak for the intelligence of modern youth, I shall...
...must differ with Dr. Holcombe on this point; I believe that the youth of the country is more sensitive to the present slump than are the older people, who appear to sit dazedly by and trust in God and Mr. Roosevelt to wake them up. Youth has looked upon the situation and has divided into two camps--one which has thought the whole thing out and has turned to him who offers the most plausible plan for relief; and another which bleats of its magnificent open-mindedness and blindly rushes into Socialism...
...governor of Ohio, David Sinton Ingalls, 33-year-old Republican nominee against George White, Democratic incumbent, quotes William Pitt's reply to a similar charge in the British Parliament: "I content myself with hoping that I may be one of those whose follies cease in their youth and not of that number who are ignorant in spite of age and experience...
...strong preference for Hoover among American youth is registered by the combined votes taken in straw polls at 34 colleges and universities throughout the country. Hoover received practically half the total of 57,077 voters reported last night, netting the support of 28,180 students. According to the Daily Princetonian which has tabulated the results, Roosevelt was second with 17,712 votes; and Thomas followed with 10,740. Foster, the Communist candidate, received 715 votes...