Word: monumentalized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Success of the proposals would be best for all concerned; but a change of heart is hardly indicated by the Latin words which are to be inscribed on a Berlin monument to the war dead. "Invictis victi victurus". "To the unconquered, by the conquered of today, who will be the conquerors of tomorrow." The words recall certain prophecies made by Clemenceau...
February 19.-- John Livingston Lowes '03, Professor of English, "The Noblest Monument of English Prose...
...rubber neck wagon". Although the megaphone would announce a few things that do not need to be pointed out: "on our right we see the habitat of the Harvard Lampoon"--yet it would say much more that the college man has not heard outside of History 32: Bunker Hill Monument, the Old North Church, the birthplace of Paul Revere. Nor need it go so far afield for novelties: the glass flowers in the Agassiz Museum, common topic of conversation, though they may be, are almost as little known as the Arboretum in remote Jamaica. A little browsing amongst...
President Harding received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from Princeton University on Friday, June 9, the twelfth President of the United States to be thus honored. The honorary degree was awarded by Dean West of the Graduate College after the President had dedicated the Battle Monument at Princeton...
More than once in the past, the CRIMSON has expressed the opinion that a dormitory would be the finest possible memorial, one which would be a far more constant reminder than an unused monument or a chapel. Harkness at Yale, the Walker Memorial at Technology, and our own library, are all examples of highly utilitarian buildings which never lost sight of the memorial purpose for which they were erected. As long as the CRIMSON believes that undergraduates, at least, favor the practical ideal rather than the abstract, it will earnestly continue to support the proposal for a memorial dormitory. Meanwhile...