Word: looks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Amory's reminiscing in the January 30 number stated flatly that he did not think "anyone who wants to make a career of writing or editing is wasting time by devoting most of his College life to the paper ... As I look back on my College career, he recalled, "I think of it as 90 percent CRIMSON, nine percent studies, and one percent good time...
...overly literary simile ends right there, however. You don't have to look for a Pied Piper to explain this exodus. All you have to do is leaf through the calendar, and let your eyes light on May 29. What does it suggest...
Examinations take their toll again tomorrow. The CRIMSON will not be snuggling on doorsteps Wednesday as is its wont, but one can look for his regular edition of Cambridge's Only Breakfast Table Daily on Thursday morning...
...educational system devised as a panacea for one philosophical group will almost certainly be challenged by others. Flaws can be found in any utopia, and educators would be among the quickest to look for them. Without urging the necessity and inevitability of every reform included in the plan, however, it may be possible to outline for non-scientific studies a utopian program which would answer some of the most damaging attacks made on the educational structure of the College as it stands...
...very much alive, and dapper rather than dignified. He quit school at 13 to help support his family, worked as a $2-a-week office boy, and later as a cab starter. For a while, he went to night school, carried a dictionary around with him to look up the words he didn't know. But he never got to college: "I majored in work...