Word: historicizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Glick says only a handful of locals come out to watch the dozens of annual performances given at the Multicultural Center, which has operated at the historic Bulfinch Square courthouse complex since 1986.
While the authors took pains to portray their 43-page document as a set of talking points binding no one, it was contentious enough to require four years of negotiation. London and Dublin each surrendered some bedrock from their historic stands. The Irish government will move to amend the articles...
Peninsula's sensationalism is all the more surprising considering the magazine's historic commitment to the academic canon, the "Great Books" approach to learning. What motivates such an educational philosophy if not a reverence for the fantastic power of words to shape our cultural horizons? Does it not naturally follow...
Let's get to the crux of the situation--here are the questions everyone wants to have answered about that historic event.
The "scrutiny," which focuses this week on first-year outreaches, was named after Sir Larry Scrutiny. A Harvard graduate, Sir Scrutiny was a passenger on the historic Pacific Princess. With one foot on the lifeboat that would carry him and nine lucky others to safety, Scrutiny forfeited his place upon...