Word: pointing
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...first game of the season will be with M.I.T. on Thursday December 11 in the Garden, followed by one with the University Club on December 17. As yet the wings are the weakest point on the squad, while the defense is particularly good...
...purely business measure as far as he is concerned. Constance goes on a solitary honeymoon to Paris and, with the help of a few gorgeous clothes, becomes an overnight sensation. She returns to find her former employer who decides, after one glance, that there wasn't much point in a purely platonic relationship...
Last year, although placing fourth, Harvard was but one point from the winners, Army and Yale. This is the second year of Coach Peroy's regime, and with an intact team of seven men returning, indications of a successful season are high...
...turns out to be Miss Miller who is universally loved and cherished. She avoids marrying a rich young man (Fred Astaire), weds the tenor (Paul Gregory). Most risible part of the program is supplied by the Astaires when they cavort in front of a smalltown band. And at one point Eddie Foy Jr., tipsy in Paris, can be heard singing a few bars of a song with lyrics by Ring Lardner...
...people in this novel have no names, but it does not matter. Author Carlisle keeps her story to such a sharp point, keeps attention so centred on the three characters of her triangle that you can not get mixed up. The girl and the boy were in college together; he was in love with her, but they were both too young. When she hurt her foot in an accident and went away to Manhattan to have it treated, she stayed there and got a job in a research laboratory. When the doctor she worked under was made head...