Word: macdonald
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...country house, are ready for them, Elizabeth and Philip are staying on with the family at Buckingham Palace. Late in the week, they ducked the annual Christmas Party for the Palace servants, to dine quietly with the Duchess of Kent. For a dancing partner Elizabeth's maid, Margaret MacDonald, had to make do with King George...
...current" number of the one-man, leftish magazine Politics, which had valiantly striven to come out monthly, was already several months late. And it wasn't ready yet. So, in a "personal letter to 2,500" subscribers, Yaleman ('28) and Editor Dwight Macdonald gave them a frank explanation...
...seems to be due to three factors: a) the ever blacker and bleaker political outlook; b) my own growing sense of ignorance . . .; c) the psychological demands of a one-man magazine. . . ." Not much could be done about a, but Editor Macdonald would do what he could about the other two: he would try to get an editorial group together, and he would change Politics to a quarterly "for a while," starting in January...
...H.A.A. final tabulation of the final standings in the New England Inter-collegiate Soccer League, James MacDonald's 1947 Crimson booters finished in a tie for fourth place with Wesleyan's Red and Black. Leading the League for the second straight year was Springfield, the physical education college that specializes in soccer. Soccer standings: W L T PCT. PTS OP Springfield 6 0 0 1.000 31 1 Dartmouth 4 1 0 .800 27 5 Univ. of Conn. 6 2 0 .750 31 12 Harvard 5 2 0 .714 24 7 Wesleyan 4 1 2 .714 28 9 Amherst...
...Exeter in 1943, Potter played at the right inside position for the Varsity this fall, piling up close to 88 minutes of playing time in each game, High scorer for the Crimson in 1946, when he played at center-forward, Potter was shifted to inside this fall by Coach MacDonald to make more use of his speed...