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...Princetonian...
...note: Apparently the Princetonian was misinformed of President Conant's position...
...powdered temples, spectacles, and a polite, nostalgic way of asking for a kiss. Miss Sidney first becomes his leading lady (he is a playwright ) when getting fired as his secretary prods her into a love avowal, and ends as his fiancee after an interlude with Philip Reed, who symbolizes Princetonian youth. Accent on youth suffers less than most light pieces in translation to the screen, for, although its people sit around and talk a lot, they at least talk with wit. One funny situation occurs when Reed, not recognizing Marshall as his rival in love, begs him, as a playmaker...
...have to turn their hunting also after that rara avis, the collegian who is neither Communist nor Fascist, and their hunt so directed may possibly meet with a greater aboundance of foxes, although it is difficult to foresee just how they will malign that particular hapless species. --Daily Princetonian...
...canceled his contract, left Hearstlings fantastically fuming that Williams' President Tyler Dennett had instigated the petition to get publicity for his college. Quickly the boycott spread. Last fortnight the Amherst, Mass., theatre gave in at first appearance of a petition on the Amherst College campus. At Princeton, the Princetonian started a petition, got over 1,000 names. "Metrotone Newsreels," charged Editor William Arthur Carlile Jr., lifting a Hearstian phrase, "spread subversive, un-American propaganda." Last week, as agitation sprang up at Harvard, Dartmouth, Vassar and Wesleyan, Princeton's Garden Theatre broke its Metrotone contract...