Word: examinee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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"We whose professional concern is primarily with the sound progress of the public schools, acclaim wholeheartedly the interest of the Association in the improvement of education and the preservation of the democratic way of life. Every group in the body social, especially in such critical times as these, should concern...
Founding a magazine, a literary magazine in particular, on the eve of war is a perilous venture, yet this is what has been undertaken by the editors of Trend, the University of Chicago's latest publication. As a mouthpiece for all of America's "up and coming" writers, Trend will...
Last week's public hearings got off to a rowdy start. As Chairman Coudert announced rules of procedure, up popped a square-jawed young man with a black patch over one eye. He was William G. Mulligan, counsel for the Teachers Union, chief target of Mr. Windels' investigation...
Through a delightful realm of fantasy, burlesque, satire, medieval curiosa and gentle moralizing wander countless strange folk, such as the Cockney knight, Sir Meliagrance ("Yes, Ma'am, in 'arf a minute"). Typical episode: Lancelot stuck his sword in the ground, and went over to examine the wound. . . . "You...
If with this rather obvious point in mind we examine the excerpt quoted above from the "Pro Musica," we are forced to the conclusion that Mozart's music is thoroughly superficial, that it resembles notlring so much as cheap confectionery. If, while he was really "unhappy," Mozart should have continued...