Word: contrasted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Idly reading a few contemporary comments on "Christopher Strong," it appears that the stylish thing today among cities is criticizing Katharine Hepburn, a sharp contrast from the wild panegyrics that greeted her in "Bill of Divorcement." Not having hailed her as a "greater than Garbo" in the first place, however, I feel free to repeat my first impression that she is a refreshing and unusual type, entertaining to see and vigorous in her style. This is not to say that she is a great actress. It seems quite possible that she may reach greater success as a featured player taking...
...Wednesday, June 20, with the Parade of Graduates, led by the Chief Marshal of the Class of 1908, John Richardson of Boston. This is to be followed by the Ivy Oration, delivered by S. H. Stackpole '33. The oration will set the tone of the Exercises which, in contrast to the serious nature of Commencement, is intended to be somewhat light and frivolous...
Last week President Roosevelt was confronted with a second Bonus March on the capital. His method of handling it was in marked contrast to that of his predecessor. Opposing prepayment of the Bonus no less firmly than Mr. Hoover, he used the regular Army to befriend the bonuseers upon arrival instead of to bedevil them upon departure...
...There are serious possibilities of good in the Roosevelt industrial control project," said Dr. O. H. Taylor, instructor in Economics, in contrast to a condemnation of the bill as "thoroughly mischievous," by R. S. Meriam '14, associate professor of Business Economics at the Business School, printed in the Friday issue of the CRIMSON...
...present, some men will find that they have been put into a House where their own set is submerged, and that they are, in a sense, martyrs to the ideal of the cross section. This situation, however, will correct itself another year, and the outcome should be in healthy contrast to the situation of the last two years, with its "social deserts" and large-scale proselytism by Masters. Once the Houses have been forced into a position of social equality, it should be possible to return to the intrinsically more desirable system of allowing each Freshman to apply...