[DOC] [TLE] Benjamin Button and how F. Scott Fitzgerald decided where to send ... [PAR] Dec 23, 2008 ... For This Side of Paradise, Fitzgerald borrowed heavily from his own life. ... 
Fitzgerald went to Princetonhe called it "the pleasantest country club in 
America"so naturally he sent Amory there, too. Yet not all the characters who 
share elements of Fitzgerald's autobiography attend his alma mater. [DOC] [TLE] Seth's review of This Side Of Paradise - Goodreads [PAR] Oct 19, 2012 ... Another fascination that the book has for me is its depiction of Princeton 
University (my alma mater) before, during, and after World War I. In the... [DOC] [TLE] Building Character - Ivy Style [PAR] Dec 28, 2008 ... Though he never graduated, F. Scott Fitzgerald attended Princeton and remained 
ever loyal to his alma mater. ... Fitzgerald has Amory Blaine, hero of This Side of 
Paradise, his first ... Fitzgerald went to Princetonhe called it the pleasantest 
country club in Americaso naturally he sent Amory there, too. [DOC] [TLE] Great Scott Today Marks The Centenary Of F. Scott Fitzgerald. About ... [PAR] Sep 24, 1996 ... About 250 Admirers From Her And Abroad Gathered In Princeton Over The ... 
discovered F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940) dead on the floor after he suffered a ... 
trauma of This Side of Paradise (1920), or the romantic greed of The Great ... 
Over the weekend at his alma mater - the world center of Fitzgerald... [DOC] [TLE] Feature - November 4, 1998 - Princeton University [PAR] Nov 4, 1998 ... He and another student, named Fentriss, compete for the affections of Miss Sylvia 
Gray. ... This Side of Paradise is, of course, the Ur novel of Princeton life. ... colors 
and its alluring reputation as the pleasantest country club in America. ... As Tubby 
explains, when he wrote his class notes for Alma Mater (the... [DOC] [TLE] Collections | Mudd Manuscript Library Blog | Page 3 - Princeton ... [PAR] Nov 26, 2014 ... With the Turing Machine, he laid the theoretical foundations that make it 
possible .... the place he dubbed the pleasantest country club in America. ... 
John Grier Hibben, is found in his first novel, This Side of Paradise, which .... a 
Bible professor at Allbright College (his undergraduate alma mater) in 1924. [DOC] [TLE] Helene van Rossum | The Reel Mudd - Princeton University ... [PAR] Nov 7, 2011 ... The footage covers forty years of history of Princeton women, from the .... F. Scott 
Fitzgerald's 1920 debut novel, This Side of Paradise, was set at ... liking) he 
described as the pleasantest country club in America. ..... When the curtain falls, 
the casts sings the Princeton alma mater Old Nassau (7:17). [DOC] [TLE] Graff - University of Washington [PAR] Professing literature : an institutional history / Gerald Graff. _. Twentieth 
anniversary ed. ...... classicists' coffin. Adams ridiculed what he called "the great-
imp alp. [DOC] [TLE] TLW's American Novelist Historyscope - The Historyscoper [PAR] Westerners are not only known as history ignoramuses, but double dumbass 
history ...... This Side of Paradise, the title taken from Rupert Brooke's poem "Tiare 
... its alluring reputation as the pleasantest country club in America"; he also pub. 
..... in the 1870s; big book at his alma mater of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. [DOC] [TLE] TLW's 1920s (1920-1929) Historyscope - The Historyscoper [PAR] Mahatma Gandhi does the math and tells Indians to resist their British overlords 
...... F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940), This Side of Paradise (first novel) (Mar. ... of 
bright colors and its alluring reputation as the pleasantest country club in America
"; ...... he names it in tribute to his alma mater MIT; in 1934-49 ex-wife (1902-22)... [DOC] [TLE] Some sort of epic grandeur [PAR] This Side of Paradise, his first book, was published in the first year ofthat 
decade of ... Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald (he was named after the author of the 
National ..... It was a matter of pride

Question: In "This Side of Paradise" he called Princeton, his alma mater, "The pleasantest country club in America"
Answer: (F. Scott) Fitzgerald