Word: girls
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...urging I would do in favor of the Davis-Bryan ticket, of course, would be based upon my own recollections and my knowledge of my father. I can't imagine that the opinions of myself-once the quiet, awkward small girl who received a salary of 25 cents a month to make his bed every morning-have any real bearing on the present political events. My father was then to me the same omnipotent authority, the final court of justice, that he remains in my mind today. I believe he would make a good President, because I have never...
...Hour. Ever since Three Weeks was written, the public has furtively expected bright red adventures from the pen of Elinor Glyn. Again she presents the pink pills of platitude. Somewhere in Russia a pre-War prince corners an English girl in a lonely cabin. She pulls a gun on him and they hold the pose for hours. When she finally faints from exhaustion, he gets cold feet or kind heart and carries her off to Petrograd to buy a license...
...necessarily reveal genius. They merely indicate marked capacity to learn", said Dean H. W. Holmes '03, Dean of the Graduate School of Education, commenting on the recent mental tests conducted by his school, which resulted in the selection of Miss Muriel Black, 24 year old Plymouth working girl, as an example of unusual mental brilliancy...
What is the "relation of the college girl to the working girl...
Music has been submitted by both H. E. Scott '22, and J. M. Bruce '24, but none has as yet been selected by Dr. A. T. Davison '05, the musical director. Scott is the author of last year's hit, "Old-Fashioned Girl," called by the Pi Eta reviewer the best song in any Harvard show since the war. J. W. D. Seymour '17, will judge the manuscripts. The regular coach has not as yet been announced...