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Legislation approved by the Faculty several years ago permits students to have some formal input into concentrations, usually through student-faculty committees, but Soc Stud's student-faculty group "sort of died" two years ago, Jordan Budd, '82-3, co-organizer of Tuesday's meeting, said yesterday...
...sisters always played catch-and-throw, so I picked up lacrosse in fifth grade," Finn says. "My brother was also a real stud--he played everything--so I played basketball and games like that with him and his friends...
...roles in the usual manner: Warden as the gruff but lovable paternal figure, Kiel (remember Jaws in the James Bond movies?) as the superhuman giant who picks up and throws lots of very heavy objects. Kiel shines only briefly when, in a moment of vanity, he prances like a stud to the tune of Frankie Valli's "Walk Like...
...speculator (Richard Crenna) 20 years older than she. But her ambition is "to be rich and live in an exotic land." The insurance money that would be hers with her husband's death represents air fare to that dream world. And Ned-lousy lawyer, good pal, nice-guy stud-may prove to be her passport...
...outbreak of the 1914-18 war, Europe was largely ruled by hereditary monarchie. German kings and princelings providing, as it were, the stud farm that kept the breed going. The ruling monarchs were often kinsmen, brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins, whose family relationships were a factor in international diplomacy. In those days, Prince Charles might well have found himself leading to the altar, instead of his charming English bride, some outlandish princess whose charms were more dynastic than bodily, and whose English was rudimentary...