A lurker, emboldened by the relative success of his first post several
months ago, decides to ask a question.
 
   This question came up last night while I was at the
Minnesota-Northern Michigan game.  Who determines whether or not a shot
is a shot on goal?  Is it the goal judge (I believe this is the right
term for the person who sits behind the goal)  or somebody else?
 
   I have a vauge recollection that this topic has been covered before
and if so, I appologize for not paying better attention.
 
Cheers,
Phil Hotchkiss
 
A Union College fan in Minnesota
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Philip K. Hotchkiss
Department of Mathematics
The University of St. Thomas
phone: (612) 962-5527
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WWW: http://www.stthomas.edu/www/math_http/faculty/hotchkiss/
 
"If our hypothesis is about anything and not about some one or more
particular
things, then our deductions constitute mathematics; thus, mathematics
may
be defined as the subject in which we never know what we are talking
about,
nor whether what we are saying is true."
     -- Bertrand Russell
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