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...Tinto's retirement to his bed (TIME, Nov. 17, et seq.) had been the signal for an enfilading attack on the Government. Leftists charged that Rightists and Nazi sympathizers were conspiring to seize power. Rightists declared that Leftists were planning a palace coup. The Radicals and Socialists, chief parties of the Popular Front, were suspicious of each other...
Home and motherhood got an unexpected shellacking last week at Stephens College, famed finishing school for future mothers. Stephens' homey President James Madison ("Daddy") Wood, believing that "the mother in the home is the key to future civilization," had gathered some 500 housewives and professionals (psychiatrists, teachers, et al,) for a three-day forum on The American Woman and Her Responsibilities. But Daddy Wood's family gathering turned into a family brawl...
...Tupper's second study-of Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, et al.-is still in the we-ought-to-have-one stage...
Careerpuellae mrsrooseveltiac. Those who drown their emotions in activities (classic dance groups, political forums, et al.) These are unhappy unless they have some responsibility. They are usually underweight, worried, and dress comfortably rather than attractively. They work for Causes, and account for the rest of the first 33 1-3 per cent...
...though the Army threw more passes than any other Blaik-coached team in recent history--20 in all, of which the Crimson intercepted six, as against the Army's five completions--the Harvard line spelled disaster for Hank Mazur and Company. From the second period on, Peabody, Gardiner, Pfister et al rushed the Cadet passers dizzy, and even twinkletoes Miller had his bid for fame, when he snared the wobbly heave of a harassed Army back and capered towards the Cadets' goal for three yards before falling into an Army tank trap...