Word: pleasantly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Keith's Memorial: "Gay Divorcee."--Fred Astaire dancing and singing with the very attractive Ginger Rogers in a pleasant adaptation of last year's successful musical comedy. Rather well done; the music is good and the dancing up to Mr. Astaire's high standards, if you like the modern way of tripping the rythmic fantastic...
Announcement of the acceptance by Jonathan Edwards and Pierson Colleges at Yale of the "ententes cordiales" from the masters of Eliot and Lowell Houses should meet with warm approval among men in Cambridge. Since Professor Merriman took the initial stop last spring in the "reciprocity agreements" for a pleasant social relationship between the visiting faculty members of Jonathan Edwards College and Eliot House, the plans have been watched with interest by both universities...
...extent of the Harvard plan, but the favorable reception granted the idea should encourage Harvard formulators to a definite and more complete conclusion of the project. This new Harvard-Yale arrangement represents a further expression of the good will existing between both universities and the opportunity for a more pleasant social relationship with the university at New Haven in the future...
...Harvard Flying Club is composed of those men in the University who are anxious to fly or learn to fly in the safest, the most economical, and the most pleasant way. The club welcomes everyone who is seriously interested in aviation, and it is so planned that both the student flyer, and the experienced pilot can get full benefit from their membership. Those who fly with the club have the advantage of the lowest possible rates per hour on a modern, well cared for airplane...
...flimsy excuse and perhaps the last faint touches of a sake hangover. The disconcerting presence of geisha girls seems to find a good deal of favor when one asks the why and wherefore. After all, Americans are not too numerous in Japan and the prospect of spending a pleasant few hours with a bunch of Harvard ball-players must have made many a comely Japanese maiden forget her afternoon prayers...