Word: alan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...following review of "The Economics of the Recovery Program", a book by seven Harvard economists expressing their opinions on the President's Recovery program, which was released early this week, was written for the Crimson by Alan R. Sweezy '29, former President of the Crimson, and at present Instructor and Tutor in Economics...
Artist as Old Alan...
...little to do for it; even before the War gave them an excuse to run wild, some of the Sewalls were slipping from the pioneer virtues. But Granddaughter Sally had good stuff in her; she sympathized with her Granny. Wartime and love's young dream threw her and Alan into each other's arms. For a while things got very serious for all the Sewalls. After the War Sally settled down to be a young matron; Alan went into the bank. Their personal crash came as the boom years ended. But Sally rescued her marriage from...
This year's committee is as follows: Cullison Cady '35, Ernst A. Teves '35, Victor H. Kramer '35, Donald S. Carmichael '35, Rodman W. Paul '36, Rolf Kaltenborn '37, Thomas W. Farmer '35, Alan K. Hartman '36, Henry F. H. Sims '36, Walter C. Hartridge '36, John W. McCarthy '34, Robert L. Behrens '34, William C. Loring, Jr. '35, Henry E. Holm...
...peppy prison." Strauss's music deserves a real prima donna for the role through which Peggy Wood flounders. Tenor George Meader, sprightlier than ever, seems to have forgotten that he was once good enough to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Pursuit of Happiness (by Alan Child & Isabelle Loudon; Laurence Rivers, producer). The real names of Alan Child and Isabelle Loudon are Lawrence Lang-ner, of the Theatre Guild, and his wife Armina. The real name of Laurence Rivers is Rowland Stebbins, producer of The Green Pastures. The real purpose of The Pursuit of Happiness is to capitalize...