Word: edmunds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Edmund J. Blake, Jr.: Dunster; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Class Committee; Treasurer '49-50, House Committee; Chairman '50-51, Dance Committee; P.B.H.; Publicity Director, Catholic Club; Interhouse Social Affairs Committee...
Wild Bill Donovan blows his trumpet as hard as he can at Eddie Condon's 3rd Street emporium, with Edmund Hall on the clarinet and Gene Scroeder at the drums. Young Ralph Sutton's piano playing make for the best intermission in years...
...succeeds Dr. Edmund E. Day, who retired in June 1942 because of ill health. His son, Robert H. Malott, is at present assistant to the Dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration...
...busy with extracurricular affairs to be a good student. His big effort for three years was working on the Triangle Club shows. He never graduated. But he knew what he wanted to become. Said he to his fellow student Edmund Wilson: "I want to be one of the greatest writers who have ever lived...
...rates as fast as he could turn them out. Yet This Side of Paradise was far from a great novel. It was crude, snobbish, awkward and frequently juvenile. Critic Harry Hansen exclaimed: "My, how that boy Fitzgerald can write!" But an abler critic, Fitzgerald's old Princeton friend, Edmund Wilson, wrote: "It is one of the most illiterate books of any merit ever published .. . full of bogus ideas and faked literary references . . ." Read today, the book's account of youthful behavior seems almost a burlesque...