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...building, a replacement for Stillman Infirmary, would be constructed in the area which now includes Cronin's, Cahaly's, Arthur Parker's, and a parking lot. These properties are University owned. The project, according to sources, would cost well over a million dollars...
...history of Lamont's successes and failures to date does not lie in an enumeration of specific events or accomplishments as much as in the position it has come to occupy in the mind of the undergraduate. With the possible exceptions of Eliot House, Cronin's, and the General Education program, Lamont is the butt of more jokes and the locale of more stories than any other Harvard institution. Whether he loves it or loathes it, almost every student is acutely aware of it. In its first five years it has become a legend...
...business. Nearly half the big moneymakers were historical novels running the short gamut from the trashy to the commonplace, strong on sex, sadism and sometimes even history, but woefully weak as writing. There were a few well-carpentered time killers by such canny old hands as A. J. Cronin and James Hilton, an occasional thoughtful and readable story-James Michener's The Bridges at Toko-ri, Herman Wouk's The Came Mutiny, now in its third year of best-sellerdom-but not one new work of topflight fiction. The novels worth cheering about-and there were several...
Hollywood, James Jones's 1951 From Here to Eternity beat out James Hilton's Time and Time Again, Samuel Shellabarger's Lord Vanity, and A. J. Cronin's Beyond This Place. Jones's novel also had the year's biggest sale among the paperbacks, a reported 1,500,000 at 75? . Another war novel, Leon Uris' Battle Cry, got in among the hard-cover leaders with a crude, realistic story about marines who had the virtue -refreshing in fiction-of knowing what they were fighting...
...Robe,* Lloyd C. Douglas Désirée, Annemarie Selinko The Silver Chalice, Thomas B. Costain Battle Cry, Leon Uris From Here to Eternity* James Jones Beyond This Place, A. J. Cronin...