Word: italiane
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...forgotten that Keats died in Rome. It was only by accident last night while lingering in the Piazza Di Spagna--the center of life of the old Papal Rome--that my eye wandered from the beautiful fountain of the "Baracaccia" to an inscription in Italian and English on the side of an old red building saying that here in 1822 the young English poet died...
Other Yard concerts will be given on Tuesday, May 18 and May 25. The program for tonight's concert is as follows: Harvard Hymn John Knowles Paine Fire, Fire, My Heart Morley O Domine, Jesu Christe des Pres Two Italian Folk Songs: Canto di caccia Tu mi vuoi Two Hunting Songs: Mendelssohn Der Jager Abschied Jagdlied March of the Peers, from Iolanthe Sullivan Football Songs
...also greatly strengthened Leftist morale. The Basque lines again held firm, pushing back General Mola's men at several points. Then came a bit of news even more galling to the pride of Benito Mussolini than the rout at Brihuega. In an attempt to encircle Bilbao Italian troops pushed ahead. One Italian brigade reached the port of Bermeo eight miles from the capital on the Biscay coast, captured it. Here they were counterattacked by Basque militia, for the most part fishermen and their armed wives. When the Italians broke ranks, the bloodthirsty fishwives chased them into houses, beat them...
Spaniards are poor marksmen and worse at close order drill, but they do not run away. Not in all the nine months of Spain's civil war has there been anything on either side to match the complete rout of the Italian divisions at Brihuega, and Rightist General Franco and his German and Italian backers were bound to make that defeat good last week. More than prestige was at stake in the attack on Bilbao. Bilbao captured should give the Rightists control of the Biscay coast, remove serious military pressure on their rear, allow thousands...
Morning Monday May10 9.15--12.15 Anthropology (written) May 10 Peabody Museum 9.15--12.15 Astronomy Observatory 9.15--12.15 Economics (Departmental) Government Memorial Hall *9.15--12.15 English Literature (Part I) *9.15--12.15 French, German, Italian, and Spanish Literature New Lecture Hall *9.15--12.12.15 Greek Composition (Greek 3 and 7) Sever 29 *9.15--1.15 History and Literature--Final General Examination and Qualifying Examination for Juniors, candidates for Honors) Emerson D *99.15--12.15 History of Ancient Philosophy and General Psychology Emerson 211 9.15--12.15 Mathematics and (Honors candidates only) Memorial Hall 2.00--5.00. (morning examination only) 9.15--1.15 Mathematics (non-Honors candidates only) Emerson...