Word: harvardians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...They vary," answers John Mudd, another Harvardian...
...They vary," answers John Mudd, another Harvardian...
...about time the men around here, if indeed they are men at all, stopped letting the girls over at Radcliffe push them around. Every Saturday night 1100 Cliffies in search of respectable entertainment herd a similar number of Harvardian sheep into Boston. Most of them attend movies, but the simple fact that the poor dolt had to trek into Boston with his date seems to compensate for the vulgarity of mere flicking...
...even less successful. Lyle Guttu '58, was the only student allowed enough time to express impressions and opinions of Harvard. The next typical student was John Marshall '57, who showed films which he took while he was in Africa on an anthropologial expedition. The pictures were fascinating, if not Harvardian, and they were also useful because, as Marshall explained, "The bushmen are dying...
Helmore's realization at the end of the play that there are worse things in life than an untouched debutante seems quite convincing. His problem with accent is alarming; allegedly proper Bostonian and Harvardian, his dialect would place him somewhere between Trafalgar Square and Whitehall. But he is agreeably suave, unfaltering, and journalistic. Inger Stevens, the innocent partner, is difficult to confine on one theatre stage. While she must be obstreperous, she loses control completely. She is pretty, though, and in frank talk with Helmore is quite expressive. G. Albert Smith, as her father, has lost all Southern restraint...