Word: commonly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...fact that Brandeis is a coeducational institution certainly does not hurt students' social life. Most of the on campus dances and parties--or just afternoon post-class bull sessions--take place in the dormitory common rooms, a system closely approaching Harvard...
...center will contain, according to present plans, a large common room, a library, recreation facilities, a basement "club room" for entertaining guests, eating accommodations for 350, bedrooms for 100, and suites for visiting lecturers and advanced women scholars...
...things stand now, House residents who have neither cars nor lavish expense accounts really have nowhere to take their dates after movies or theaters let out on Saturday evenings. The only places open are bars and restaurants around the Square. House common rooms, even if they were opened for the women in the evenings, would be little more sociable than hotel lobbies...
Unworried Tabitha. Gary's new novel, A Fearful Joy, is centered about another of his extravagant characters: Tabitha Baskett, a woman with an easygoing moral sense, but with enough common sense to know that the best thing to do with life is to live it. A Fearful Joy is not topflight Gary; sometimes it reads like a fast imitation of his best writing. But there is still a rich ration of fun in it, and the old Gary feel for the texture and grain of people...
...companies. The parallels go deeper. The Barons is largely the story of Stuart. His divorce, which rocked Susquehanna society, his long and tragic attempt to marry his third cousin, Philippa, his law suit and feud with his family over disposal of Raoul's 40,000 shares of Baron common that forced him out of the company, all find their counterparts in Wilmington fact or legend...