Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...robes, they wet their thumbs and rub them over the cloth to make sure the dye is not fast. In the wet coastal heat they sweat the dye from the cloth to their skins. No true Blue Woman would look at a man who was not also a good deep blue. The Blue Men's rebellion flickers 200 mi. south of the main Berber rebellion around Marrakesh. Their chief capitals, fortified oases, are Tiiznit, Smara and Kerdous. Their last few Sultans have been notably stupid...
...parts. He rehearses privately for two weeks before every picture, takes his wife's advice about makeup. She plays in his pictures only when, as in Rothschild, she can appear as his devoted wife. George Arliss's monocle, originally an affectation but now a necessity, has worn deep grooves around his right eye. He has never been known to break one. He gets exercise by walking, followed slowly by his car and chauffeur so that when tired after four miles outbound he can ride home. The clock on his dressing table is 250 years old. He used...
...Greenwich Village in the country during periodic yellow fever plagues. It weathered panic after panic, including that of 1857 when Harper's Weekly wrote: "Not for many years - not in the lifetime of most men who read this paper - has there been so much grave and deep apprehension. ... Of our troubles no man can see the end." Last week this venerable institution celebrated its sesquicentennial. Each & every employe got half a month's salary as a bonus. A privately printed history of its first 150 years was written by no less a person than Allan Nevins, last year...
...administration knows the auto- mobile manufacturers will not voluntarily agree to any program permanently satisfactory to the American Federation of Labor. The feud between the automotive industrialists and the labor executives is too deep for that. Furthermore, the Weirton Steel Corporation case and other similar company union fights have made it obvious that a dispute revolving around this issue never is really settled by an employes' election...
...program of music by the band, a choral, and a prayer, a congratulatory address in Latin was delivered by John S. White '69, of the Senior Class. Then Clifford inducted President Eliot into the office, and the new President replied, I will take up this weighty charge with a deep sense of insufficiency, but yet with youthful hope, and a good courage. High examples will lighten the way. The University is strong in the ardor and self-sacrifices of its teachers, in the vigor and wisdom of the Corporation and Overseers, and in the public spirit of the community. Above...