Word: loyall
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When Queen Victoria Eugenie "fled from Spain" it was the Duke of Zaragoza who opened the throttle, made the royal wheels go round and tooted a last loyal farewell ? then promptly turned Republican...
...into the World War was commemorated April 6. In Washington on that day the President and dignitaries of the government took part in elaborate public celebration of the event; in several other cities, companies of infantry in full array marched through the streets amid the cheers of "patriotic" citizens. Loyal Americans have made articulate their satisfaction at participating in one of the most destructive wars of history. During the past week, motion pictures of these parades have been shown in newsreels at theatres in order to stimulate the patriotism of persons who have not been in a position to demonstrate...
...talent has become a highly organized business and the Independents' show largely a waste of time. Last week in all the 944 canvases on view, the only notable ones were those contributed by President John Sloan, Secretary A. S. Baylinson, Director Warren Wheelock and a few other loyal lingerers from the Independents' early days, plus a few violent, ably drawn cartoons by persons who take advantage of the Independents' liberality to exhibit political propaganda. Critics noted that the founders of modernism are already sufficiently venerable to have direct copyists. Director Warren Wheelock produced a solid canvas...
...loyal Columbia students wipe eggs and tomatoes off the statue of Alma Maler, in the course of rioting following the expulsion of a student editor, three issues stand out: the justice of the editor's criticism of the John Jay dining halls, the justice of his expulsion, and the attitude which University administrators should maintain towards undergraduate editors...
...that place where there is always a bit of uncertainty as to whether our hearts are to be thrilled with all her power, or whether our breaths we are to draw-there was a perceptible diminution of volume. Glancing about us we noticed a few of our most loyal fellow-Princetonians frankly at sea as to the words. And then we looked up at the speakers' table and there, singing word for word and measure for measure to the impressive cadence set by Mr. Heyniger, was Abbott Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard University. Don't tell us stories about...