Word: raphaels
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...stealthily loaded with one of the richest art collections in the world. Art-lover Hermann Göring, hastily moving south, was rumored to have boarded the sealed, armored train and rolled off with his treasures. Art experts had reason to believe that the Göring loot included Raphael's Madonna of Divine Love, Botticelli's Minerva and Centaur, Titian's Portrait of Lavinia, Van Eyck's altarpiece The Adoration of the Lamb...
...Raphael B. Malsin, president of the Lane Bryant, Inc. chain (stylish stouts & maternity clothes) patiently explained to Advertising Man Bowles that a store might have bought 1,000 sun suits at $2 each to sell at $3. But on March 19 twenty of the least desirable suits might have been marked down to $2 each; a few to $1, just to get them off the shelves. Result: the composite average of these three prices would be $2. Then on reorders the merchant's selling price would be frozen at cost...
...immaculate conceptions which for untutored eyes might just as well have hung upside down. There were shaky, stuttering labors-in-oil by artists known chiefly to their immediate families, friends and critic-sponsors. There were also sober, estimable paintings by artists like Alexander Brook, John Carroll, Walt Kuhn, Raphael Soyer. Sample critics and choices...
Directed by Hibbard G. James '45, the skits will feature the traditional "Upper Common Room Blues," with Miss Cathy McGuire and Miss Anna Prince, both Radcliffe '46, relieving the monotony of an otherwise all-male cast. Raphael Demos, associate professor of Philosophy, and Richard B. Schlatter '34, faculty instructor in History and Senior Tutor in Adams House, will also take part in the presentation...
Compromising in the Dewey-Hutchins controversy on liberal education, Raphael Demos, associate professor of Philosophy, told an audience of students and faculty in the Lowell Junior Common Room last night that the two ideas must be combined "in a hopeful system of education for the future...