Word: lots
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...college student, regaled with novels like Daudet's Sappho and nourished upon choice anecdotes of the Montmartre, has long been accustomed to look to Paris as the Elysian Fields of the genus Student. But the days of cheap beer and gay grisettes exist only in the imagination. The present lot of the Parisian student is indeed, a sorry...
Consider the unhappy lot of the plasterer. When his daily task is done, he must return to his home wearing the vestments of his smeary occupation-- no opportunity to change to Sunday clothes, or to wash the caked mortar from his neck, even if he felt so inclined. No wonder the poor fellow has no pride of craftsmanship left...
Burial will be in the family lot in Mr. Auburn cemetery. The pallbearers will be Dr. F. C. Shattuck '06, J. I. Morse Jr. '60, H. R. Walcott, J. F. Rhodes '01, W. C. Endicott, Glayton Johns, George Mackay G. P. Gardiner...
...Come on over some night and try it.' " Are there any hazards ?' " 'Yes, there's a dark corner on the sixth and two broken bulbs on the eleventh. Then there's a short circuit on the fourteenth green that gives a player a lot of trouble if he doesn't carry matches.' " 'Who's the club champion now ?' " 'Elmer Griggs. He plays a wonderful game of night golf. Never losee a ball!' "'What makes him so good?' " 'He used to be night watchman...
Coady and Daley are two Sophomores in almost the same boat as Gamache. Brilliancy against the Tiger will make them. They have risen to University calibre amid great odds. The attainment of their present positions makes critics expect a lot from them today...