Word: latters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...should aid the student to conceive of the subject as a whole: at the same time, he should permit and help the student investigate those phases of the subject of greatest interest and value to him. Permitting a choice of reading period assignments was a healthy step towards this latter; direction of tutorial reading and requirement of tutorial themes will be of even greater value...
...yard ordeal of running, climbing, and crawling, well known to all students in Military and Naval Science, is to be a sport on the House program this spring. This is the first year for the obstacle course as a House sport and its running will take place during the latter part of April...
...strip, you'll be disappointed, although she does show a prodigious amount of leg. Her forte is the musical numbers, and she is superb here. Though Mary may not strip, the chorus does, and Dudley Digges and Ernest Cossart take a bath, but not at the same time. The latter could be cut and the former should definitely be prolonged...
...Artist's Model," Anton Walbrook is an artist "famous for his nudes." Equally famous as a lover in circa 1900 Vienna, he has much trouble leaving one woman, protecting the reputation of a second, and winning the hand of a third. His "love of convenience" with the latter, an unsophisticated girl, turns into the real thing, to the chagrin of his ex-pash. She schemes to break up the affair, and finding that be still won't come back to her, finally plugs him with a small roscoe, containing two cigarettes and one bullet. Things finally get straightened...
...minor mistakes but if the rest of the evening had been foreseen, a minor victory would have immediately been registered. Immediately following this, G. Wallace Woodworth led the Radcliffe group through the oft-repeated Purcell "Nymphs and Shepherds," two choruses of Bela Bartok and the Schubert "Valses Nobles," the latter being one good reason why transcriptions should be made with discrimination. Radcliffe sang well, but has done better. When the Pierian followed this with an adequate performance of the Morley "Ayre in D Minor," approval was shown in most quarters...