Word: foreworded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...graduates as can be gathered from these blanks, including all those who entered with the Class in 1931. This record is usually placed at the back of the paper-bound volume, and this year's report is not expected to depart from the set form. A short introductory foreword by the secretary will be followed by the treasurer's report for the year ending May, 1931, to be submitted by Clarence Douglas Dillon...
...range is wide; Arthurian legend, Horatian odes, sonnets in accepted tradition, lyrics in free form make up the bulk of it. Robert Hillyer in a foreword speaks of the author's "delicacy of feeling and multiplicity of interests," and of a "technique which was already a performance." "The Dunes" shows his skilful handling of a difficult metre, the translations show that he could catch with accuracy the spirit of the original. One of the translations of Horace, that of the Second Epode, was awarded the Sargent Prize...
...Persian. Manx, Maltese, Siamese, Angora, tortoise-shell and tabby were all there in wood, pottery, glass, ivory, lead, bronze, marble, in oils, etchings, lithographs, water colors. Enthusiastic cat collectors and neighboring art galleries had loaned over 700 different representations of cats which, according to the Maurel Gallery's foreword, are one of the "eternal themes...
...foreword by H. W. Holmes '03, Dean of the Graduate School of Education explains that a position such as that of headmaster or principal, calls for a combination of scholarly interests effective guidance of young people and an active participation in the affairs of the community, as well as offering a real challenge to those whose training and qualifications fit them for the task...
...Author Walpole anxiously points out in a foreword, you do not have to have read Rogue Berries to understand Judith Paris: each volume of this tetralogy (two are still to come) can be taken or left alone...