Word: plympton
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...into Emerson. Two hours. Time to pick up the makings of the after-game party, shave, and get the room into shape. He hoped vaguely that the biddies would have finished by the time he got back. Vag crossed Mass. Ave. and moved down the sunny side of Plympton Street. Along Mt. Auburn the magenta flags with the black "H's" hung loosely. Not colorful, but satisfying, Vag reflected. He looked up towards the "Pro" and hoped his roommate would be around to help him carry the stuff back...
Artists who feel that they can make a spot for themselves on the CRIMSON's masthead by political cartooning, layout designing, and other jobs calling for artistic talent will have a last chance to join the competition at 14 Plympton Street this evening at 7:30 o'clock...
...keeping with the general effort to get things back on a level plane again, only Sophomores and second term Freshmen will be eligible for the three boards, but anybody who wants a line on 14 Plympton Street for future reference is welcome...
...sell the kind of books I like, I might just as well be in the grocery business," said Mr. G. C. Cairnie, a thin-haired gentleman who runs the atelier-type Grolier Book Shoppe on upper Plympton Street. Cairnie's tastes, a hasty inspection of the shelves revealed, range from Aeschylus to Zweig, not excluding Upton Sinclair, Sinclair Lewis, and Lewis Mumford. "Of course, I don't do a tremendous business," the attic entreprenur claimed, as he frightened off a young Radcliffe studen looking for a volume of Muzzey's "American History," slightly used, "but it's a living...
News of the party was released yesterday and spread quickly around the Square, a number of wolves having howled already at the doors of 14 Plympton Street. One signer wanted to know of the CRIMSON weather bureau predicted a cold night for next Saturday...