Word: hear
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Members of the University interested in Italy and Itale-American relations will have the opportunity to hear a talk by Judge Frank Leverent, well-known authority on Italian affairs on "The Significance of Grandi's Visit" at 8 o'clock tonight in Phillips Brooks House...
...responsible for all this, who walked in "the ghoul-haunted woodlands of Weir" and though of "what man never dared to think before." Now the Vagabond himself is something of an authority on gaunt and ghastly ghouls and fifty-six other varieties of spooks, but he is anxious to hear Professor Matthiessen's lecture on Poe today at 10 o'clock in Harvard...
...abandoned Irene, the sculptor discovers that, in killing his love, he has also killed his art. None the less these disastrous lovers are in the end reunited, and in death they are not divided. The mute nun murmers her "pax" over their falling bodies, and one seems to hear a voice out of the cloud in the great closing line from one of the earlier plays: "He is a God of Love...
...President," Mr. Franklin's office door will be labeled ''Receiver." Many rubber stamps, much red ink scores of reprinted forms will be required for the new regime, but routine will not change much. Chief sufferers under the receivership are the bond holders. If they did not hear the news last week they will when they send in their next coupons and get them back instead of checks for interest...
...specializes to any extent in Chemistry should miss this course, although at times one seems to hear of nothing but the composition of the skate's blood and like subjects. The course is being presented this year by Professor Henderson, who is well qualified to explain the mysteries of biological chemistry. Chemistry 15 is required for premedical students, and makes a very good half-course for any man who does not care for laboratory work with his chemistry. Many important biological and physiological facts are explained from the chemical point of view, including the passage of a piece of steak...