Title: Bertha Jane Grundy
Content:  Bertha Jane Grundy (1837–1912) was an English novelist born at Moss-side, Lancashire. She also wrote as Mrs. Leith-Adams and Mrs. R. S. de Courcey Laffan. Later in life she wrote poetry and drama, and gave practical lectures to women writers.
Title: Bertha Jane Grundy
Content:  Bertha Jane was born on 24 August 1837 as the eldest daughter of Frederick Grundy, a solicitor, and Jane, née Beardoe. She was first married on 26 October 1859 to Andrew Leith Adams and moved with him to Malta, where the older of her two sons, the writer Francis Adams, was born. Adams died in 1882, but nine years later, Grundy married Rev. Robert Stuart de Courcy Laffan, who became Headmaster of King Edward VI School, Stratford-upon-Avon (1885–1895), Principal of Cheltenham College, Cheltenham (1895–1899) and Rector of St Stephen Walbrook, London (1899–1927). Both her sons died young, the younger of tuberculosis in Queensland in 1892, and the older, also tubercular, by committing suicide in Margate in 1893. Grundy's other interests, apart from her writing, included playing the piano and keeping dogs. Bertha Jane Grundy died at her home in Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London, on 5 September 1912.
Title: Bertha Jane Grundy
Content:  Grundy's first publication, a short story entitled "Keane Malcombe's Pupil", appeared in 1876 in All the Year Round, where she was on the staff from 1895. Her most successful work was Geoffrey Stirling (1883), "which described a wife's revenge on the man who killed her husband." Turning later to poetry (two volumes), drama and non-fiction, she wrote several practical lectures addressed to other women writers, urging them, for instance, "to do nothing without being paid."
Title: Cynthia M. Grund
Content:  Grund received her B.A. at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania before continuing her studies at Uppsala University, Sweden, and at the University of Tampere, Finland, where she earned a Ph.D. in 1997 with her thesis Constitutive Counterfactuality: The Logic of Interpretation in Metaphor and Music. She joined the teaching staff of the University of Southern Denmark in Odense in 1997 where she now holds the post of Associate Professor of Philosophy. In 2008, she launched an educational web-based project on Second Life aimed at reconstructing the house and surroundings on Rhode Island where the American philosopher George Berkeley lived in the 1730s. Grund, who has a background in music, is the founder and editor of Journal of Music and Meaning. She has appeared in Denmark as a piano accompanist. Grund chairs Netværk for Tværvidenskabelige Studier af Musik og Betydning and has served as secretary of the Dansk Filosofisk Selskab where she is a member of the editorial board.
Title: Brodie Grundy
Content:  In December 2020, Grundy graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences.
Title: Miss Grundy
Content:  In Riverdale, Miss Grundy is a much younger woman played by Sarah Habel. In the fourth episode of the series it is revealed that Grundy moved to Riverdale after changing her name from Jennifer Gibson after her divorce, to escape from an abusive relationship. Since then Grundy has moved from Riverdale to avoid police capture because of her relationship with Archie. When Betty is searching for Miss Grundy online, she finds a Miss Grundy who died years prior to the beginning of the series, with her obituary picture closely resembling the Miss Grundy of the comic book series. In the season two premiere, it is revealed she is living in Greendale and "teaching" another young male student, before she is strangled to death by Black Hood with her own cello bow.
Title: Mrs Grundy
Content:  Mrs Grundy is a figurative name for an extremely conventional or priggish person, a personification of the tyranny of conventional propriety. A tendency to be overly fearful of what others might think is sometimes referred to as grundyism. Mrs Grundy originated as an unseen character in Thomas Morton's 1798 play Speed the Plough. References to Mrs Grundy were eventually so well established in the public imagination that in Samuel Butler's 1872 novel Erewhon, the goddess Ydgrun, an anagram for Grundy, dictates social norms. As a figure of speech, "Mrs Grundy" can be found throughout the English-speaking world.
Title: Reg Grundy
Content:  Grundy married Patricia Lola Powell in 1954 and they had a daughter, Kim. After Grundy and Powell divorced, he married the actress and author Joy Chambers in 1971. The couple met at a television audition in the 1960s. Chambers was 18 and Grundy was in his forties. They renewed their vows several times. Grundy and Chambers moved to Bermuda in 1982. In 2015, the Australian Financial Review listed Grundy as Australia's 59th richest individual, with a wealth of $809 million. Grundy published an eponymous autobiography in 2010. He was the owner of a yacht named Boadicea, which was sold in 2009.
Title: John Grundy (television presenter)
Content:  Grundy was born in 1946 in Carlisle, Cumberland. He taught in north-east schools from 1970. He became a lecturer in English Literature at South Tyneside College. He was strongly influenced by reading Nikolaus Pevsner's Buildings of England series of architectural guides. In the late 1980s he worked for the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England, before beginning a more public career as a writer and television presenter on architecture, especially that of Northern England. He does live commentaries aboard the Shields Ferry, which cruises up and down the River Tyne from South Shields to Newcastle during the Summer. He is also chairman of the Friends of Beamish.
Title: Grundy College
Content:  Graduates Grundy Jr. College: Clarence William Bode, Grundy Center; R. Cornelius Bode, Austinville, Ia.; Christian L. Den Ouden, Ripon, Cali.; Jacob Heereman, Grundy Center, Ia.; Lee B. Primus, Wellsburg, Ia.; Willard Riekena, Wellsburg, Ia.; Eldon S. Smoldt, Reinbeck, Ia.; Dewey Tolsma, Pipestone, Minn.; Gerrit VanderWolde, Steen, Minn. Academy: John Bakker, Pipestone, Minn.; Cornelius J. DeBruyn, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Edward Fikse, Steen, Minn.; Merle Kalemyn, Grundy Center; Jake Karp, Manhattan, Mont.; Charles Kruse, Woden, Ia.; Minnie Rosekamp, Grundy Center; Deane Charlotte Swyters, Steamboat Rock, Ia.; Jacob VanDyken, Jr., Manhattan, Mont.; Ada Vanhuizen, and Frank Ympa, Manhattan, Mont. Commercial Department: Blanche Anderson (Certificate); Minnie Roskamp, Grundy Center; Dorothy L. Slifer, Grundy Center; Deane Charlotte Swyter, Steamboat Rock; Edward Tiesman, Fulton, Ill.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Do you know that Bertha Jane Grundy did not go to university.
Answer: True