Word: marget
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Narrator and tragic chorus of the story is Marget, one of the three daughters of an embittered farmer and his saintly wife. As children, the girls lead a lonely but far from hopeless life. As they grow up they begin to realize the desperateness of the family struggle for existence. When Grant comes to live with them and help work the farm, Marget and Kerrin fall in love with him. He has no eyes for anyone but Merle, who will not look in his direction. Disasters come thick & fast. A long drought nearly ruins the farm, Kerrin kills herself, Grant...
...Convention was held at Amherst last year, with D. L. Moore '33 as the Harvard delegate. Moore read two poems by Anna Hempstead. Marget Clark, last year's delegate from Radcliffe, read three selections by R. S. Hillyer '17, associate professor of English: "In the Tidal Marsh," "Ironwood," and "The Platitude...
Minnesota's Arthur W. Marget observed: ''Professors are steadily making recommendations that are systematically disregarded. If Mr. Prince can point out a single instance outside the Glass-Steagall bill where their advice has been taken on anything, I will award him a gardenia...
Three Harvard undergraduates and one Radcliffe student were appointed last night to form the Student Executive Board of the Harvard Society for Contemporary Art. They are R. F. Evans '33, P. T. Rathbone '33, Otto Wittmann, Jr. '33, and Marget Loines, a Radcliffe sophomore...