Word: whitmans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...dormitory leaders include: Bertram, Jean M. Tyback '60; Briggs, Caroline F. Miller '60; Cabot, Gabriella I. Stevens '60; Comstock, Anne B. Huntington '60; Eliot, Eugenie D. Rudd '60; Holmes, Maureen T. McCarthy '60; Moors, Liia Annus '60; and Whitman, Sigrid Valfells...
Other officers elected include Nancy L. Merz '60, of Comstock Hall and Maysville, Ky., vice-president; Marjory P. Zoet '61, of Whitman Hall and Bellingham, Wash., secretary; Christina J. Beurling '61, of Comstock Hall and Princeton. N.J., treasurer; and Patricia E. Gerald '61, of Cabot Hall and Minneapolis, Minn., NSA delegate...
Betty A. Rabb '62, of Whitman Hall and Newton Center, will be electoral chairman. Anna Mellos-Venezis '60, of Comstock Hall and Athens, Greece, will be assistant secretary; and Penelope J. Post '61, of Whitman Hall and Pleasant ville, N.Y., will be assistant treasurer...
...theater, known as the fabulous invalid for generations, was in a particularly palsied state in the 1840s. Sniffed a young Brooklyn Eagle critic named Walt Whitman: "Bad taste carries the day with hardly a pleasant point to mitigate its coarseness." New York's Park Theater, for one, was fast approaching the day when patrons sat on bare benches, watching rats fight the actors for stage center...
...Such a rule would increase the insularity of off-campus groups, as they would usually remain together in whatever house they were placed," a petition posted in Whitman Hall claimed, pointing out that "off-campus residents have chosen their eating places on the basis of friends made in previous years, and mealtimes are the primary--perhaps the only--way in which contact with this group can be maintained...