Word: german
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Lenin, however, is preserved not only by those who heard him preach the methods of a new government, but also in the history of modern Europe. Even the tremendous magnitude of American intervention in the World War did not wholly overshadow the decision on the part of the German Staff to convoy so dangerous a revolutionist back to his own country from exile. It was that event that marked the beginning of a new Russia, and the subsequent rise of governments elsewhere which felt the need of coping with a remodelled situation...
...Sciences 7c Pierce 307 Engin. Sciences 10 Pierce 202 English 3a Memorial Hall English 11b Sever 36 English 29a Memorial Hall Fine Arts 1c New Fogg Large Lect. rm. Fine Arts 15g New Fogg Small Lect. rm. French 7 Emerson D Geography 1 Harvard 6 Geology 9 Harvard 5 German 1b, I, II, III Sever 11 German 5 Sever 29 German 6 Emerson J Government 9b Sever 6 Greek 12 Sever 30 History 5a New Lect. Hall History 9 Emerson J History 39 Emerson J History 64 Sever 18 Latin B, I, II, III, Mr. Peterkin, I Sever...
...approximately a million dollars and in return he promised to present no opera in Manhattan for ten years. The nucleus of his troupe went to Chicago, developed into the Chicago Civic Opera of today, an organization devoted to Italian and French opera. The Metropolitan, unmolested, has stayed Italian and German. The paths of the two never cross. No new group has risen to threaten them. Wagner, thus, in the U. S. has stayed the prerogative of the Metropolitan. It has been given as the management believes the public wants it-cut and trimmed to make a comfortable afternoon or evening...
...TIME will review the performances of the German Grand Opera Company in the next issue. *;Composer-Conductor Honegger's tour takes him to Cambridge, Mass., Boston, Manhattan, Chicago, St. Paul, Kansas City, Detroit, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Buffalo...
...however, disputed Dr. Lambert's re-findings. He was Alexander S. Horovitz, Manhattan biochemist, who had compounded narcosan out of lipoids (fat-like substances), proteins and vitamins. Narcosan is efficacious, he declared, angrily. English, French, German and Australian doctors were using it. Dr. Lambert's committee did not give it fair trial. But the committee's decision was undisputed in the minds of more U. S. doctors. It was made up of some of the best men in the profession: Menas S. Gregory, neurological director of the psychopathic department of Bellevue Hospital; Stanley R. Benedict...