Word: parents
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...months Margaret Mead and her husband lived among the Manus, learnt their language, their tabus, took photographs, asked questions, saw as much as they were allowed. Anthropologist Mead's conclusion is that among the Manus only the children have a really good time. Children do exactly as they please; parent's may plead, they never discipline. But with marriage a hard life begins. The married couple have never seen each other till their wedding, rarely like each other. They have no house of their own, must work hard to pay back the marriage expenses. Divorce or separation is frequent...
Death, in the person of the very able Mr. Merivale, passes before them all, the sensualist, the lover of power, the conventional parent, and finally what might be called, the etherialist, a creature who most obviously would not be to Mr. Babbitt's liking. All but the last are found wanting and she, fair lady, is taken as the bride of kindly Death...
...Nakamura failed to enthuse over the matter of noses, said it would be "a feverish business," to risk insulting practically every parent in Nippon. Though the project fell through, some credit should be given Writers Haight and Jones for their pioneer work in the movement...
Murphy (H), Estes (H), Foote (H), Wesley (H), Burr (B), Cuneo (B.C.), Blake (B.C.), Parent (H.C.), Wheelwright (H), Madden (H.C.), Davis (H), Bodges (H), Steele (H), Welden (B.C.), Flynn (B), and Maher (H.C.), Time...
...Holy Cross entry list is W. Madden '31, (captain) W. Maher '31, A. Auth '31, M. Broderick '31, W. O'Connell '32, I. Parent '32, G. Wheldon '32, B. McCafferty '32; J. Holland '32, K. Cunco '33, M. Blake '33, G. Sullivan '33; J. Clark '33, J. Goeff...