Word: jollyness
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Because of the college's isolated location, Dartmouth men have to enjoy their social lives in a series of short spurts. Since the Carnival is one of the biggest of the periodic jolly times, the college thoughtfully extends dorm parietal rules until midnight on Friday and Saturday, a liberal attitude...
Through 20 years he was eminently successful as a trial and corporation lawyer. On the side, he made profitable investments (example: the Rock of Ages granite company at Barre, Vt.). Jolly and convivial, he joined the Elks, Odd Fellows, Rotarians, etc., became a popular speaker for after-dinner and graduation...
Malcolm Holmes never worries about what to do with his spare time. He directs band medleys in Soldiers Field and plays the violin in a string quartet. He is dean of one of the country's leading music conservatories, and conductor of several amateur and semi-professional orchestras. He has...
Grub Afloat. A jolly type with a weather eye for pretty nurses, Bergman had made a quick comeback from the operation; in ten weeks he was back aboard the freighter on light duty. Three months later Dr. Doig let him go back to normal hours and duties. "He must be...
Scholarly Dr. Bruno Pontecorvo, 37, was well-liked by his fellow nuclear physicists at Britain's Harwell atomic research plant. The Italian-born Briton was jolly and fun-loving, a good dancer, an enthusiastic tennis player. His pretty Swedish wife Helena Marianne was just as gay, had a flair...