Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Energy, bounce and tumbling ability" are prerequisites for cheer leading candidates who wish to make this year's squad, Roger L. Butler '51, head cheerleader, stated yesterday...
...what's going to happen on Monday?" Duncan H. McCallum '52 asked. "They'll have three times as much work to do in the regular time. It'll take two or three days to make up for the work they miss...
Approximately 300 text books have been brought in, about a third of which have been sold. The total amount of money brought in from this service, in which P.B.H. acts as a clearing house and does not make any profit, is about...
Edmund laughed at Gloucester, saying! "This is the excellent foppery of the world, that, when we are sick in fortune-- often the surfeit of our own behavior--we make guilty of our disasters the sun, the moon, and the stars." Those who subscribe to "Reducators" may be as confused in their thinking as Gloucester, but it's not so easy to laugh at their excellent foppery...
John Patrick has written a successful comedy about a widow who has hidden her $10,000,000 fortune from her avaricious heirs. They do not discover that the money is gone until after they have committed her to a mental institution. She is only too sane and manager to make them look even there ridiculous than her fellow inmates in the search for the money. Mr. Patrick has happily peopled his rest home with fresh and likable people and has avoided the pitfalls of sentiment. There is no suggestion that these search people are better off than their stronger brethren...