Word: master
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Business Board requests that we do something for Read & White of 111 Summer Street, Boston, "a steady and consistent advertiser" and assures us that it would be "a gratefully received bit of cooperation" if we would run an item saying that they have "academic costumes--bachelor's, doctor's, master's or what-not--for last-minute demand...
...Master drawings of the period from the 15th to the 18th century will be shown from June 7 to June...
Last week came Clarence Augustus Chant's 70th birthday. That same day David Dunlap Observatory was officially opened and Dr. Chant officially became its director-master of the world's second largest telescope in service...
...Lillian Gist finished her course at Illinois' Women's College (now MacMurray) as a "mistress of the liberal arts" in 1875. Last year, eleven years after her preacher-professor husband's death, she settled down at Claremont to get a modern master's degree. She has not missed a single session of her six philosophy and classics seminars, has typed a 25,000-word thesis on "Lucretius as a Poet of Nature'' since Christmas. Spry, tiny, bespectacled, she is mother of eleven, grandmother of eleven, great-grandmother of three. She plans to take...
When Tess Slesinger's first novel, The Unpossessed, appeared last year (TIME, May 14, 1934), critics gave it three rousing cheers. But few thought it Dostoevskian, none noticed that its title was a salute to the Russian master. Critical consensus was that Author Slesinger was a wit, which did not mean that her story was altogether funny. Last week her second book, a collection of short stories, not only deepened but broadened the impression her first one made. In Time: The Present Author Slesinger shows herself the somewhat proud possessor of what professors call "creative imagination." She has already...