"Gentleman's C" & JSTOR

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GENTLEMAN'S C (continued)

    JSTOR is the first place to look for "Gentleman's C" because the database contains the _Journal of Higher Education_.  You must type in "Gentlemans C"--otherwise you get "Gentleman s C" and no hits.
    The four hits are all from 1958-1961 (and I don't know why):

JOURNAL OF NEGRO EDUCATION, Summer 1959, pg. 258--"Gentleman's C student."
JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL SOCIOLOGY, February 1960 (revision of a paper read at the annual meeting of The American Psychological Association, Sept. 1958), pg. 260--"Everyone has heard of 'the Gentleman's C.'"
JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION, May 1960, pg. 263--"...gives promise of wanting to graduate college with more than a 'gentleman's C.'"
JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION, October 1961, pg. 404--"The relative frivolity of the most recent era, with its football weekends, its 'gentleman's C,' its crowded social calendar, and its 'rah! rah!' campus atmosphere, is inevitably waning."

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MEXICO (continued)

MEXICAN MINUTE--The Dow Jones database has this in the Dallas Morning News, 4-20-1986, pg. 9G.

PEPITO--The Dow Jones database has this in the Houston Chronicle, 3-21-1987, pg. 6, "The waiter said it was not a sandwich, just a Pepito, named perhaps after a plump little cook who invented (no doubt at an American's request) the plump little sandwiches."