Word: offs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Also, since most well-prepared applicants come from either prep schools or bette than average suburban high schools, the presently broad socio-economic base of the College would contract. "Harvard would be cutting itself off," said Bender, "from a group we've worked hard to get."
In order to bring off an Embarrassment Drama, its actors must be perfect masters of tenement realism, capable of perfectly shaping quiet moments as well as completely uninhibited crises. They need to maintain an appearance of complete fidelity to the surface of lower-middle and working class life. (A life...
Radcliffe students living in off-campus houses will have to wait on tables in brick dormitories where they eat more than one meal a day, Mrs. Kenneth H. Fish, associate dean of residence, announced recently.
Although off-campus girls have never had to wait on before, unprecedented crowding of the quadrangle dining halls made it a necessity this year, Mrs. Fish said.
The lecture was over and Vag's mechanism rumbled with what passes for a yawn in tape recorders. "No sections, no tutorial," he thought. "No wonder they said junior year was worth waiting for!" Bump, bump, bump, Vag maneuvered his way down the steps of Sever. "Off to fresh woods...