Word: outlooks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Beeches. At first Mrs. Comey refused them entrance. Mrs. Coolidge explained: "Really, it's Mrs. Comey's home still." Later Mrs. Comey relented, led 14 newsmen through the house, let them gape at the wine cellar in the basement, the billiard room in the attic, the sweeping outlook across meadowlands to Mount Holyoke and Mount Tom. The press inspectors rode up and down in the self-operating house elevator, stared speculatively at the outdoor swimming pool and tennis court, strolled through the ivory-tinted living room, the pinkish dining room, the bedroom suites...
...painters." The modern French painters bore such disturbingly un-French names as Foujita, Friesz, Kvapil, Carlu, Mutter, Hecht, Van Dongen, but apart from the accident of birth the subtitle was justified. These artists have not only made France their physical and spiritual home, but their training, their technique, their outlook, is as Parisian as a bottle of Pernod. One other thing was noticeable: Les Trente were completely modern in their technique but it was a suave, well-tempered modernism. Here was a group of artists who have arrived, spiritually, socially, financially. A little bronze by the late Antoine Bourdelle...
Although noted for his optimistic outlook on meets, Coach E. L. Farrell of the University squad broke all precedents yesterday when he declared to the press that the better all around balance of his squad, together with certain outstanding individual performances would result in a Crimson victory by a margin of better than 15 points, and bring to the University team its sixth consecutive Triangular Meet...
...Professor, of History, will deliver a lecture on "The Young Plan and the Present Outlook in Germany" at the Old South Forum, Boston, tomorrow afternoon at 3.15 o'clock...
...planning to teach in business schools or even intending to fill certain highly-specialized industrial positions after graduation. In the addition of subjects not directly pertaining to the realm of business management, such as history and psychology, the candidate for the degree acquires a more complete and varied outlook on his own field which should enable him to apply academic theories much more readily to a particular business problem. The revised degree is a valuable addition to the Business School...