Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...inflation, these rents may not seem astronomical; but the average student in GSAS, for example, has an extremely limited income. The frequent "no children" restriction adds to the graduate student's dilemma. Landlords are not entirely to blame here; an over-whelming percentage of them ask if the child is of school age. If he is not, they assert, complaints are received from other tenants on the grounds that they are prevented from studying...
George Harrington, the 5-7 guard who starred last season, tallied 17 points to tie Monk Muncaster as leading scorer. Muncaster, a 6-4 senior forward, scored on half his field goal attempts. Harrington made little better than a third of his field goal shots, but drew frequent fouls and completed seven of eight free throw attempts...
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...easier to tell a man to take the traditional courses-unexciting, shallow, and often repetitious survey courses-than to conclude that this particular man could well be allowed to do much of this work on his own-reading and listening and talking where he can profit most. The frequent result is depressing indeed, for we see many a man less mature, less self-poised and less confident after two years in a graduate school than he was as an inspirited college senior...
...suited for domestic consumption, is one of the most egregiously bad films to be shown in Cambridge in recent years. The plot is muddled, disjointed, turgid, improbable; the entire production, heavy, unamusing, and completely pointless. It is, in all, a careless potpourri of violence and cheap melodrama interspersed with frequent sex scenes as raw and explicit as the censor will allow...