Word: latinate
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...specifically singled out China, Serbia and Latin American countries...
Dole also spoke about the need to remove barriers in trading with Latin America...
Chapter Corresponding Secretary Elisabeth W. Swain '63 announced the induction of John W. Cobb '49, who recently returned to the College to study and teach Latin and Greek; Susan Story Lyman '49, a former chair of the Radcliffe Board of Trustees; A'Lelia P. Bundles '74, Washington bureau chief for ABC News and first vice president of the Radcliffe College Alumni Association; and Charles A. Czeiler '74, a professor of medicine and expert in circadian rhythm...
...universities with machine-like precision. The similarities end there. It's a good school, but while Harvard professes to be in the business of ferreting out "Veritas," Wooster strives for something a little closer to kindness. The school's motto, familiar to Christians and Communists alike reads, translated from Latin, "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need." It doesn't always work, but they try. Backed up by small class sizes as well as a "self-help" system in which the students, under direction of the senior class, are responsible for the care and maintenance...
That's still a fraction of America's 50 million Catholics. But partly in response to Gen-X interest, the Atlanta Archdiocese created a separate parish this spring for the Priestly Society of St. Peter, clerics who celebrate only the most traditional and elaborate style of Latin Mass, the 16th century Tridentine. In Chicago, parishioners like Paul Recchia, 29, who says the pop excesses of the modern Mass "disturbed me," have opted for the Tridentine at the ornate St. John Cantius Catholic Church--where half the weddings are now done in that fashion...