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...Emerson 211 Physics 22a (Eng'g. 223a) Pierce 202 Physics 40 Sever 35 Psychology 110a Emerson 211 Sociology 4 Emerson 211 Spanish 5 New Lect. Hall 2:15 P.M. English 1 Memorial Hall German C New Lect. Hall TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 (VII) 9:15 A.M. Biology 26a Harvard 5 Celtic 5 Harvard 2 Chemistry 4 Mallinckrodt MB 23 Comp. Philology 15 Harvard 5 Economics 43a Harvard 2 Fine Arts G Fogg Small Rm. French 4 Harvard 5 French 16 Harvard 6 Geography 35a Geography Bldg. Geology 22 Rotch Bldg. Government 106 Harvard 6 Indic Philology 1a Emerson A Japanese...
...County Derry Irishman named William Connor, who writes for the London Daily Mirror under the pseudonym "Cassandra," sharpened his Celtic fangs last fortnight, grabbed a BBC mike, and proceeded to chew up Funnyman Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, who now broadcasts out of Berlin for Goebbels & Co. (TIME, July 7, 14). Strange stuff for staid old BBC were his scarifying comments...
...century between Waterloo and Sarajevo, 35,000,000 people left the Old World for the New, half of them in three great waves- Celtic, Teutonic and Slavic-Mediterranean. This, says Hansen, was the greatest mass movement in history, and it was unorganized. But it had roots in almost every aspect of contemporary European society, and even in the Middle Ages...
...Celtic Languages and Literatures, classics, Comparative Philology, Far Eastern Languages, Germanic Languages and Literatures, Indic Philology, Romance Languages and Literatures, Semitic Languages and History, Slavic Languages and Literatures...
Several swords, axes, and a spear, made in the Late Bronze Age, could be used even today. Two trumpets of the same period are also of bronze, and are shaped much like Australian boomerangs. These object were made by the first Celtic invaders of Ireland, from whom the Irish language comes...