Word: standish
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...open to the newcomers. The freshmen in financial trouble turned to Walter Daly '14 who announced average expenses would run between $900 and $1,200. All told, Harvard in the fall of 1925 greeted its new babes with open arms and rapidly installed them in the halls of Gore, Standish, George Smith, James Smith, Persis Smith, Little and Shepard...
...background rushes by as if they were flat-racing. And at several points there are sharp cuts in the film, one of them so drastic that the audience almost loses track of the story. This is the more important because the story, based on a novel by Robert Standish, is more complex and subtle than most of those told on the screen...
...Tadpole Society and a group calling themselves the Friends of Harvard Tradition appeared momentarily on the Winthrop scene, but vanished as quickly as they had come. The house has a minimum of such groups. Generally students are delighted to eat, sleep, and relax within the walls of Standish and Gore halls and go outside for other amusements...
...proudly points to superintendent Gordon Ramey and his assistant Dan Cannon. The super's super, Ramey knows everyone in the house by sight. And Cannon is Ireland's gift to tired Winthrop furniture. Here a nail and there a nail and between the two forty-year-old Gore and Standish Halls never show their...
...list of eligible bachelors as an "antimonopoly agitator" with the "neatest mustache in Lincoln," Dawes fluttered the hearts of the local belles. But his own heart belonged then, and for the next 62 years, to Caro Blymyer, a dark-eyed Cincinnati girl who was a direct descendant of Miles Standish...