Word: mastering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Work of Moronobu, the first great master in the history of Japanese Prints, Klyonobu, Masanobu, the greatest of his time, whose works are now very scarce, Klyomitsu and Toyonobu, the most brilliant of the designers of the later part of the Primitive Period, will be shown, and also prints by Harunobu and Shunsho, who took advantage of the processes developed by Harunobu to produce his great actor prints...
...countries, but students with a Bachelor's degree from one country might very desirably spend one year of studying in the other country. In one year's time, American students should be able to take a suitable course of study corresponding to our work for a Master's Degree, to become conversant with the French language, and to develop themselves along the lines of French scientific work. French students, on the other hand, could reciprocally in one year acquire the English language, and could gain much experience in some of our highly developed applied science and practical work...
...order to give all men who intend to compete an equal opportunity to master the principles of single shell racing, Coach Wachter will be on the water daily, except Saturday, from 3 to 5 o'clock, and any member of the University is at liberty to consult him with regard to rowing between these hours. As far as possible Coach Wachter will divide his time between the upper-class and Freshman oarsmen...
...part of the Cardinal was not clearly and strongly played even by Mr. Mantell himself. Richelieu in the play is an iron-willed man, a master of the subtleties of court intrigue, a commanding figure in age and genius. He is an old man, to be sure, but a supremely dominating and dignified prince of the church. The dignity and dominance which Mr. Mantell often created were dispelled by a straining for laughs and comic effects, obtained by broad and undignified comic by-play, almost as soon as they were gained. "That inherent majesty of soul, that simplicity of demeanour...
Colonel Woods, after graduating from the University, spent several years in post graduate work both here and at the University of Berlin. He then became a master at Groton for ten years, leaving the school to become a reporter for the New York Evening...