Word: aspects
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...charm and remarkable interest of these arts lie in their intimate aspect of some of the greatest masters, their portraits of Renaissance men and we men, and their revelation of the Renaissance spirit. The Exhibition will last from Monday to Saturday only...
...military commands in a series of tripping cadenzas. There is something a trifle inconclusive about a woman of considerable girth shaking a tambourine heavenward and launching into a Spanish dance. But this is a question of taste and must not be considered fair criticism. But there is one aspect of the Opera that rankles deep in the heart of the Vagabond. It is this...
Play writing develops and stimulates creative ability, a phase which universities, Harvard in particular, are inclined to overlook. Formerly this aspect was treated by Professor George Pierce Baker and the 47 Workshop, and it is the gap left by his exodus that the Cambridge School of the Drama attempted to fill...
...because lately it has paid better than his other activities. Profits are generally divided equally, but sometimes fees are paid the three Believers and the Agnostic. In Buffalo, 3,000 persons paid from 75? to $2 to attend such a forum. Dr. Wright, admitting he looked upon its commercial aspect with no unfriendly eye, asked Christian Century's readers: "What does the forum accomplish?" Answered he: "Little or nothing...
...Class insurance question. What is it? What other methods are there? What has been the experience of the past? How can an objective decision on that subject be respected from voters that know nothing about the facts? The ratification here, does not, of course, have the constituent aspect that the ratification of class constitution involves, yet it nevertheless should be either decided intelligently by the members of the class or left to a wiser or more able body. The worst solution is to let ignorance decide it. Rather, might some wise but high-handed decision from above be given...