Word: sargeant
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Squires (W), defeated Watis, 3-0; Ufford (H), defeated Symington, 3-0; Elliot (H), defeated Larson, 3-1; Rcisner (H), defeated Terry, 3-0; Glessner (H), defeated Maxon, 3-2; Sexton (H), defeated Friends, 3-2; Buickner (W), defeated White, 3-1; Miller (W), defeated Bell, 3-2; Sargeant (W), defeated Gastill...
...closing time yesterday afternoon 3670 upperclassmen had filed their way through registration at Memorial Hall, bringing the current total number of students in the College to 4,963, Registrar Sargeant Kennedy '28, announced last night. Exact figures are not yet available, but Kennedy estimated last night that late registrations will run to about...
Photographic problems, although crumbling slightly under combined blows of studio and local camera men, are still multifarious, the editors have warned. They urged all men who have not yet turned in formal photographs of themselves to do so or to have themselves shuttered at the Sargeant Studio, 154 Boylston Street, Boston...
...last postwar era had been the sack dress and cloche hat of the '20s. The trademarks of 1946 were elegance and variety; anything was in high fashion, so long as it had a splendid look. (One Manhattan store, with perfect justification, used a reproduction of John Singer Sargeant's 1884 Portrait of Madame X as an index to current style.) While the thrill lasted, U.S. women were going to be taken out and admired-if their husbands could find a tuxedo, that...
TIME publishes below extracts from three widely different reports from recent visitors to Europe. TIME & LIFE'S Winthrop Sargeant, who is primarily a cultural reporter, looked for signs of life in the arts, and found some. Paul Hutchinson, managing editor of the Christian Century (whose full report is published in the Century this week) found a political and spiritual bankruptcy, which, in a despairing mood, he pronounced incurable. Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, the leading U.S. Protestant theologian (whose article appears in LIFE this week), is also gravely concerned over Europe's chances of survival, but after a realistic analysis...