Word: louise
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Louis S. Taylor '41 of Kirkland House and Glen Ridge, New Jersey will be the Varsity track manager next year and not Charles Weed '41, as was announced in yesterday's CRIMSON.
Last week the royal couple (Newlyweds Mary Beauvais, 20, dentist's helper, and Airline Clerk Tom Phelps, 22, of St. Louis) moved into one of a row of board huts-not much bigger than bathing houses but thatched over to give them a romantic air-and settled down to...
One day in 1934 Martha Gellhorn was introduced to FERA Administrator Harry Hopkins by a St. Louis newspaperman.
St. Louis-born, restless daughter of a brilliant surgeon and one of St. Louis' leading clubwomen, sent to Bryn Mawr ("I wasn't allowed to major in English on account of I wasn't good enough and wrote rowdily. . . ."), Martha's perambulations are such that only...
Starting as a hill town cobbler's son, Aretino became the most powerful and popular writer in Europe, was perhaps the greatest and certainly the dirtiest master of low vernacular prior to Louis-Ferdinand Celine. Through blackmail, stark flattery, incredible effrontery, and a genius for spotlighting weakness wittily, he...