Word: caste
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...elections will be held under the direction of Paul G. Garrity '46 and Hugo Francke '47, each of these men being responsible for the voting in his own class. The House Committee representatives will take charge of the balloting in their respective Houses and students will cast their votes in their House dining rooms on the day of elections...
...play in which only she can star. "Dark Eyes," this week's offering at the Cambridge Summer Theatre is by several such actresses and concerns their escapades in trying to get their play produced. Originally produced on Broadway with the autsshors, Elena Miramova and Eugenie Leontovich, in the cast, the transition from the big time to straw hat seems to have taken its toll and proved one thing: that only Mirainova and Leontovich can star in this show...
This was true even before Tom Dewey was nominated and took over the controls. State by State, the G.O.P. is under new management. The 26 Republican Governors, in the main, had cast out the old party reactionaries, had freely replaced them with younger, fresher men. In sum, the party that met at Chicago was not the party that had lost three elections to Franklin Roosevelt. Scores and scores of the delegates had never even attended a national G.O.P. convention before...
...night before election day it rained 3.07 inches in Crosby, North Dakota. Next day rain still fell. In many a western county, where North Dakota farmers were isolated by impassable mud, no vote was cast. This was the best possible weather for Gerald P. Nye, the slickest isolationist in the U.S. Senate...
...Hagar Wilde's psychological thriller, the Cambridge Summer Theatre has spared none of the trimmings. Miss Haydon has long been a favorite with both Broadway and summer stock patrons; Andrew Mack's setting is bound to bring designing offers from the main stem, and the acting of the supporting cast is of an unusually high caliber...