Word: masters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...This is dodging the issue," Elliott Perkins '23, Master of Lowell House, asserted forcefully. "Harvard College either runs as a college with Houses or it doesn't," he said, voicing his opposition to allowing upperclass students to move out to other lodgings...
...interest was noted the next year. Although Barrett Wendell had retired from teaching, English 33hf-was expanded to a full course; it was taken over by Greenough, another somewhat charismatic individual, who had headed English A and was later to become Dean of the College and the first Master of Dunster House...
Some University officials report that the new 11:30 curfew, established October 10, has brought about better conditions. Elliot Perkins '23, Master of Lowell House said last night, "I've not noticed the noise since I told them to stop playing footsie with the things after...
Twenty, or even ten years ago, it would have been impossible to apply the accolade master to these fifty-five painters and sculptors without drawing wholesale fire from all sides. The day is not long past when on the one hand Picasso and Matisse were charged with anarchy or incompetence or when, on the other, Bonnard was denounced as a "decadent impressionist" or Chagall as a "reactionary from cubism." More than half the artists exhibited are now deceased and almost all are very much the product of environments no longer to be found anywhere on the globe. In more ways...
...anti-climax, more than a bit careless and in no way comparable to such definitive statements as Dog and Cock of the twenties, Woman Seated Before a Mirror of the thirties, or as early a gem as La Toilette of the Rose Period. Even here, however, the master's touch, a knowledgeable intuition, comes through despite whatever faults exist. Less can be said of the bronze, automobile-headed Baboon with Young, a cheap tour de force despite whatever claims to social satire it may make. There is some slight consolation in this tangible assurance that even the great must...