Word: bachelor
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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From now on nighttimers will be offered samples of such daytime "classics" as Big Sister, Second Husband, Bachelor's Children, Joyce Jordan, Pepper Young's Family. CBS Critic-Author Gilbert (The Seven Lively Arts) Seldes, spent a fortnight listening to "every bloody thing" on the daytime networks before choosing 14 of CBS's daytime serials to offer night listeners. Says Seldes: "Our daytime programs are beyond criticism-socially speaking...
...transfer student from Indiana University, Stone was an editor of the CRIMSON, technical director of the Network, and was graduated with a degree of bachelor of science...
...College bachelor degrees were awarded to 129 students, of whom 92 received the A.B. degree and 37 the S.B. degree. Three men received the A.B. degree summa cum laude: Isadore I. Hirschman, Jr., of Huntington, W. Va., in Mathematics; Richard J. Hyman, of Malden, Mass., in History and Literature; and Robert P. Ulin, of Brookline, Mass., in History. Eighteen students received the A.B. or S.B. degree magna cum laude; 38, cum laude...
Arrangements have been made for ticket exchanges in case a bachelor relents and decides to bring a girl. No women will be allowed in the cheering section, but allotment of seats according to class with the Seniors getting the best spots will be made outside the undergraduate area. As was the case last year, men who want to sit together must file their applications together. In case they are residents of different houses, the man whose rating is lowest governs the location of both seats. In other words, if a Leverett man and a Dunster man applied together...
Professor Colman, spade-bearded, bachelor dean of a law school, clings to a somewhat cloistered view of the law. A renowned theorist, he is unaware of the common or police-court distortions of legal principles. Gary Grant, Jean Arthur and others resolve-not entirely unselfishly-to open his eyes. Grant is a fugitive from an arson charge. He has been framed by his boss, who burned down his factory to collect the insurance. Miss Arthur, a rather befuddled schoolmarm, just wants to see justice done...