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...election day, when the floor of the Commodore Hotel headquarters was littered with bitten fingernails, Sherman and Rachel Adams slipped quietly away and went sightseeing at the Bronx Zoo. That night Sinclair Weeks, later to become Commerce Secretary, gallantly remarked on Rachel's fresh outdoor complexion. "We've been to the zoo to see all the animals," she explained. "Ah," said Weeks, "quite a change from the campaign." Replied Rachel: "Not so much...
...complexion of an already colorful local art scene has been brightened by the appearance of a new gallery under the Brattle, in the space formerly occupied by Behn-Moore. Currently the gallery has on display oil paintings by two Cambridge artists, Tom O'Hara and Tom Sgouros...
...whole complexion of the game changed after that goal, and Princeton attacked almost without let-up for the rest of the contest. The Tigers scored at 16:45 of the second period on a goal by Adolpho Bueno and again at 7:44 of the fourth when Derick Driemeyer evened the score...
...life and quarreled bitterly when they were disappointed. "We grew up founding our dreams on the infinite promises of American advertising," Zelda once said. "I still believe that one can learn to play the piano by mail, and that mud will give you a perfect complexion." After Zelda became ill, Fitzgerald said. "I left my capacity for hoping on the little road that led to Zelda's sanitarium." He wrote her: "Do you remember before keys turned in locks, when life was a closeup and not an occasional letter, that I hated to swim naked from the rocks while...
Covering freshman sports and news, and distributed weekly free of charge, the Yardling is produced by a staff of not less than a dozen which must change its complexion completely every year. Friday night and Saturday afternoon staff members dummy the paper and type their stencils in a dingy office on the third floor of the Union. These quarters are practically unknown; only a few weeks ago the board coaxed a promise from J. Vernon Patrick '52, Secretary of the Union, "to have the wastebasket emptied twice a month...