Word: sleeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...commentary accompanying the pictures in this year's Radcliffe Freshman Register we cannot help but choke back a feeling of disgust. Undoubtedly sundry Square merchants are deeply indebted, in view of the subtle plugs for their respective products. We will even venture a prediction that the bewildered freshmen will sleep more soundly this year, secure in the knowledge that, "the Harvard Typewriter Exchange is prepared to meet emergencies," all her Christmas shopping "is easily accomplished at the Upper Story on Church street," and that the Ambassador Taxi Company is waiting to relieve the travelling inconveniences of the underground transit. Unfortunately...
...three hours before breakfast, left his rice bowl to read his books until noon. From lunch until 3 p.m., he listened to reports, and studied. In the evenings he gave orders for the sabotage of U.S. convoys and studied again until precisely 8 p.m., when he lay down to sleep...
...SWEETEST CITY THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN, went to sleep, woke up to find himself under arrest, had to pay a $125 fine for reckless driving...
...restricted, but necessarily so because of exacting standards of accuracy and quality and because of the rigors of the editorial process. It is in a sense an advanced course open, almost without exception, to those who meet a high academic standard and are willing to risk ulcers and little sleep. It is a privilege which can be revoked for failure to do competent work. Unfortunately, either the CRIMSON has missed the primary educational purpose of law review work (by relegating it to the role of a by-product of legal education, which may be a correct denomination for the final...
...CRIMSON was unsuccessful in its efforts to reach the candidates last night for comment. It is not known whether the beauties were reading wholesome English assignments or getting their "beauty sleep...