Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Rumania, Jugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, whose unified foreign policy faces the world so successfully at Geneva that, coming to London as their spokesman, Benes will rank as the representative of a Great Power with Britain, France, the U. S., Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia. There are at least a dozen Latin American countries whose views on foreign trade coincide quite as closely as those of the Little Entente. The Scandinavian countries form another group with Belgium and Holland. Should they form working combines even half as efficient as the Little Entente, and there is much evidence to suggest that they will...
Engraved in Roman capitals is the name LEVERETT, and the maker's mark, EW, to the left of the handle. Added to this now is an inscription in Latin, composed by E. K. Rand '94, Pope Professor of Latin, and translated as follows...
Housman laid the foundation of his classical learning at St. John's College, Oxford, then went to London as a Higher Division Clerk in the British Patent Office. After ten years in the Civil Service he became Professor of Latin at London's University College. His first book (A Shropshire Lad, 1896) brought him a reputation, but not the one he was after. While his younger brother Laurence was turning out a stream of second-rate novels and stories, A. E. Housman was making his name feared and respected among scholars as editor of Latin poets. His magnum...
...Emerson 211 Mr. Henry, Sec. 2 Emerson 211 Dr. Heffner, Sec. 3 Emerson 211 German 5 Sever 35 Government 13b Sever 6 Greek 12 Sever 35 History 5b New Lect. Hall History 9 Harvard 6 History 13 Harvard 5 History 14 Emerson D History of Religions 3 Sever 35 Latin B Dr. Chase, Sec. 1 Sever 14 Professor Parry, Sec. 2 Sever 17 Mr. Richards, Sec. 3 Sever 13 Latin 1 Sever 19 Mathematics A III Professor Brinkmann, Sec. 1 Memorial Hall Dr. Seidel, Sec. 2 Memorial Hall Mr. Curtiss, Sec. 3 Memorial Hall Mathematics 2 Professor Graustein...
...Latin oration was delivered, also in accord with a long-standing tradition, followed by the new president's inaugural address. In the evening the undergraduates marched with torch-lights to the Stadium, where Lowell greeted them...