Word: expression
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...director of Herbert Hoover's Reconstruction Finance Corp. A Dartmouth graduate, Son Russell won the Prix de Rome as a muralist about 20 years ago. His later rebellion against the stiffness of academic tradition is still a driving force behind his constant technical experiments. In the Cairo American Express office seven years ago he met the former Women's Page Editor of the New York Sun, eloped with her within two weeks to Munich. He has spent six months in Bali, lives part of every year in Santa Fe. Of his painted abstractions last week he explained...
...introductory meeting in the President's office at 7.15 Wednesday evening the CRIMSON will open a competition for the Editorial Board. Sophomores and Juniors who have opinions about college administration and world affairs and would like to express them in editorial style are invited to compete for positions on the board...
Those critics of the CRIMSON and its editorial policy or lack of one will have an opportunity to express their opinions to editors personally, where it will do the most good. If it is justified. The CRIMSON solicits ideas for improvement and welcomes to its competition those who have constructive ideas on policy. Those who have ideas about new columns for the editorial page or who have a special aptitude for unusual types of journalistic writing are invited to bring their suggestions to the editors when the competition opens...
...woman came naked from the waist up, was hastily removed. Wrote society reporters: "It was all cockeyed, terribly amusing and just about the most sophisticated party of the year." Said Mme Dali: "It was an experiment to see how far the American people would respond to a chance to express their own dreams. Only a dozen or two have actually expressed themselves...
...Hermann Röchling, Nazi industrialist, and reputed slush fund paymaster, snorted "Germany will not interfere with Saar Jews, Socialists and Communists! I suppose they will leave the Saar." After sleeping on this the Saar steel magnate said next day, according to a correspondent of London's Sunday Express, "A certain number of Communists will be sent to camps, unless they are converted into honest people. The 40,000 Saar unemployed will be mustered into the German Labor Front and set to building public works. A few foolish clergymen will be removed-by their Bishops...