Word: fitzgeralds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sever 18 Music 1a Music Bldg. Psychology 12 Emerson A Semitic 4 Andover C 2 O'clock French 13 hf Emerson D Spanish 1 Emerson D TOMORROW 9.15 O'clock Chemistry 6 Sever 36 Classical Philology 33 Sever 30 Comp. Literature 17 hf Harvard 3 Economics 8a Appel-Fitzgerald Sever 8 Fors-Yeslawsky Sever 11 Economics 9b Harvard 2 Economics 10a Harvard 3 English 11a Sever 35 English 72 Abramson-Gore Memorial Hall Gowing-Zimmerman New Lect. Hall Fine Arts 9b Fogg Mus. French B Emerson F French 15 Emerson F Geology 10 Rotch Bldg. German 2 IV Sever...
...mayor since 1912-crisp, greying Mayor James ( Plain Jim of the Mission") Rolph Jr. To oppose Mayor Rolph's reelection there had now stepped forward James E. Power, tEe power behind whom was Sheriff Tom Finn, old-time politician. Mayor Rolph endorsed William J. Fitzgerald to oust "Boss'' Finn as Sheriff, saying: "Bossism must be thrust down!" San Franciscans reflected that "Plain Jim Rolph of the Mission"†† was the man who had brought the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to town, in L915. He was the man whom they had elected in 1912 to keep...
...Scott Fitzgerald, whose first novel carried the name of Princeton before the public eye in a story which brought on a flood of imitators, has written a sketch of life at his alma mater for a current magazine, College Humor,--but the name has no bearing on his article. For it is not a humorous article, nor does it have that mixture of sharpness and sentiment which marked the time when "the tide of war rolled up the sands where Princeton played." He writes not now as a very recent graduate, but from the distance of over a decade...
...fact that ten Harvard men of the same class might meet in after life not only previously unacquainted, but with nothing to stamp them alike; and this helps also to explain, perhaps, why all attempts to convey the sense of glamor in stories with a Harvard background, as Fitzgerald has used the background of his university, have failed completely; why Harvard, to the average mind; never suggests the nebulous, romantic ideal of college life...
...next day, by an identical vote, his Ministry was approved by the Dail. The only change was the appointment of Fitzgerald Kenny as Minister of Justice in succession to the slain Kevin Christopher O'Higgins (TIME, July 18, 1925). Ernest Blythe is Vice President in addition to being Minister of Finance, the former post also having been held by Mr. O'Higgins at the time of his death...