Word: belovedness
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While Archer affirms that "great American cities that have less than a million people" do exist, he doesn't want his to be one of them. But why? Perhaps he is longing for his beloved city to return to the bygone days when it was America's industrial center, the...
For them, the summer can allow time to spread the word about a beloved academic discipline to a whole new group of students.
--The rumpled, crusty yet beloved classics professor who has served the college selflessly for more than 50 years, which were filled with personal tragedy, and yet he was always so witty, so secretly kind. Will the endearing tale of his silicon replacement be called Hello, Mr. Chips?
Once upon a time there was a prince who unwisely confided to the media that while tending his beloved garden, he often talked to his plants. He also warned his future subjects about losing touch with their natural surroundings and their rich cultural heritage. But the people scoffed and said...
Danylo had been born in Ukraine. His father, the director of the Medical Institute in Lviv, was murdered in 1941 by the Soviet NKVD because he freed some students who had been arrested. Causa pietatis, Dan (who made it to the U.S. with his mother in 1949) became an intellectual...