Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Announcement" is marked by the unlikely places in which it puts likely courses. Greek 8 and Latin 8 are sandwiched between courses in Philosophy and Psychology. Military Sciences, properly last of all, follows Sociology. Economics, Education, and Anthropology are in ironic, disorderly sequence. The courses are in splendid mathematical confusion: for example, English 37, 3a, 1, roll off like a football signal...
...Latin American countries, college students start political revolutions. In continental Europe they riot politically, go to jail. In England they debate intelligently at the Oxford Union, stand for Parliament, take government seriously. In the U. S., many a college student does not even bother to vote...
...Rand '94, professor of Latin, will conduct the services this morning at 8.45 o'clock in the Appleton Chapel of the Memorial Church...
Promising backs are H. J. Adzigian of Lawrence, F. G. Dunlevy of Roxbury Latin, N. D. Hardwick of Milton Academy, F. J. Lane of Exeter, W. S. Parquette of Salem High, Cedric Janian of Worcester Academy, E. H. B. Pratt of Groton, John Bird of Andover, R. H. Waldinger of Country Day, and W. S. Berton of Middlesex...
There is a nightmare that every Latin-American President has over & over again. In it the dapper officers who have been saluting so punctiliously come to the President's bedroom in the middle of the night with a resignation for him to sign. Chilean officers last week called on dapper little President Carlos Guillermo Davila. former Ambassador to the U. S., and it was no dream. While airplanes droned over the Presidential palace for nearly 24 hours, General Bartolome Blanche, the Army's Commander in Chief, and Col. Arturo Merino Benitez, Chief of the Air Force, argued...