Word: reds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Keppel was Chairman of the Red Book in his Freshman year, and for the past two years has been the upperclassman handling Freshman affairs. He is also Chairman of the Eliot House Committee and was a member of the Council last year...
...operators and drug store keepers, yesterday was just another insufferably hot twelve hours, in which one or more boresome tasks had to be methodically faced or skillfully neglected according to long practice and tradition. To thousands of others it was a day of much desired relaxation, whether in the Red Sox bleachers, on the open road, at a nearby beach, or in a movie theatre with washed air. To the remaining few was left the function of celebrating Memorial Day as those who designated it as a holiday expected...
...cameras whirred and co-eds squealed, the two boys went into earnest action, lunging, slashing, parrying, feinting, with danger flashing at the needle-points of their weapons. After many lively passages, Student Cousineau made a long, savage thrust and from Student Bauer's arm spurted a red jet of real blood. "Touche!" cried the referee and the duel was over...
Yvonne is the most lively and adventuresome. She regards herself as "mother"' of the rest. Marie is the quietest and most musical. When Marie "draws" she prefers to make straight, vertical lines. Cecile, the tallest, loves mirrors and red objects. Annette draws in sweeping circles. Yvonne paints spirals and is the most inventive. Lately their favorite game has been biting each other, and they know that the punishment for this is being sent to Coventry. Each has distinct color preferences (see front cover...
...American Committee for Spanish Relief opened a drive for $500,000 with a pageant, "Democracy Imperiled," presented in Manhattan's Madison Square Garden. To dramatize the plight of Rightist Spanish civilian sufferers, hundreds of Catholic school children marched in tatters and red-smeared bandages. To represent "Spain" Socialite Mrs. S. Stanwood Menken, whose Son Arthur was wounded last October while filming Spanish battle scenes, appeared in one of the spangled costumes in which she annually dazzles the Beaux-Arts Ball...