Word: nicolaes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bottom. Born 54 years ago on the genteel upper slopes of U.S. society, Dos Passes got a long look at the depths as a World War I ambulance driver. He came back to a U.S. racked by social and economic change, threw himself into the defense of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Before long, like many another idealist of his generation, Dos Passos had plunged deep into the murk of Marxism. The murk slightly distorted his otherwise vivid, sprawling trilogy of 20th Century America, U.S.A., which remains his most notable contribution to U.S. writing...
Among Seminar students doing graduate work here are: Geffrey Caston, England, School of Public Administration; Franz Stanzel, Austria, Dept. of English; and Nicola d'Agostino, Italy, Dept. of English...
Among Seminar students doing graduate work here are: Geffrey Caston, England, School of Public Administration; Franz Stanzol, Austria, Dept. of English; and Nicola d'Agostino, Italy, Dept. of English...
...down Italy, newspapers carried the alarm: the old philosopher had collapsed. His daughter had rushed to his bedside, and so had such friends as Alessandro Casati, a leader of the Liberal Party, and Enrico de Nicola, ex-President of the republic. For two days Italians waited, then breathed with relief. Philosopher Croce had called for his manuscripts, said he wanted to get back to work. Though his doctors insisted that he keep on resting, they thought that for the present the danger was over...