Word: gentlemanly
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...ghost was a “tall, respectable-looking, older gentleman,” Young told Harvard Magazine, and said Smith was normal in every way, except that he never seemed to open or close any doors when entering or leaving the dorm...
...backers. The next week, in California, "He wound up playing me 17-5. At 17-5, I beat him," Slim says (they ended even). "He's a great money player. I never saw him rattled, never saw him harass his opponent. Every time we played, he was a perfect gentleman. And every time, he did things I've never seen anyone do before...
With no candy in our stylish Margaret Thatcher bag and no snapshots of the big cheese to document our evening, we again pleaded with the gentleman to make our trip worthwhile. Oddly enough, he was less than willing to cooperate. The door shut in our face, we spent a few more minutes on the President’s lawn, pondering renegade photo ops and speculating on the true identity of this self-proclaimed grounds-keeper. He took this occasion to yell us off of his property with an indecipherable Eastern European growl...
...feel for Harvard women,” Burk said. “They don’t want to date the average college Joe. We have perspective and I think we are great outlets for girls who want to see new things. I love to be a gentleman and take a woman downtown to Audubon [Circle Restaurant & Bar] or Biba, for instance...
...It’s been a longstanding problem,” said Richard Scali, the commission’s executive officer. “The previous owner also had a problem with the closing hour. When the new gentleman came in, we had the chance to reconsider the closing time...