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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...nominees are: C. D. Bottenfield, F. M. Flalkow, T. W. Grossman, R. P. Monslage, P. H. Ode, A. W. Pleus, M. T. Rabkin, A. Sweetser, R. E. Tomasello, B. M. Walls, and J. Watkins...
Members of the nominating committee, who are also automatic nominees, are: E. Barrett, Jr., Kirkland; A. Becker, Adams; G. B. Graham, Eliot; R. Grow, Lowell; T. Hazel, Wigglesworth; G. M. Lovejoy, Jr., Leverett; D. M. Maynard, Jr., Dudley; L. Solomon, Dunster; and Bruce La Sala, Winthrop...
...blood, even each sentence, received a line all to itself-and thereby laid the foundation of the clipped, brusque speech of the contemporary thriller. Their immediate fascination and influence were enormous. Charles Dickens' low-life reflected their high-spots, Wilkie Collins refined their eeriness. The young J. M. Barrie struggled unsuccessfully to write penny-dreadfuls long before he took refuge in the arms of Peter Pan. Robert Louis Stevenson made the grade with his story, The Sea Cook, which was published as a juvenile thriller under the more appealing title of Treasure Island...
...Ziluca related, Joseph M. Walsh '51, another roommate, left the suite. The other occupants, including Robert H. Knox '51, had been out of the room most of the evening...
...great block of safety man Nadherny . . . "The play was just an ordinary sweep," Moffle explained, "and then all of a sudden everything opened up." . . . "I hope this is the start of a long friendship," Coach Valpey said to Hickman at the post-game press conference . . . "Well, I'm certainly doing my part," Hickman drawled...