Word: remained
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...knew, was the world's greatest bull-fiddler. He could write sympathetically for the big bass, as Kreisler has written for the violin. For the Symphony's 50th anniversary celebration he contributed an overture. But Boston was apathetic to a composer who at that time preferred to remain anonymous. When last week's audience approved the passacaglia, prouder than Victor the valet was a plump motherly woman who by choice sits in the balcony. She had known Koussevitzky when he wore an ill-fitting Prince Albert, a shaggy mustache, high wing collars. She had stepped...
...higher grade will not think the course too easy to be worth the time taking it, and the men who are under the mark will have to work but not so much that all other activity is excluded. For other activities are important because of the contacts which will remain throughout life and for the refreshment that allows better work when studying is resumed...
...this fabulous gift there were bound to be strings. Otto will have to keep his museum open to the public. And, since it is unlikely that he will be allowed to sell or borrow against his museum's collections, his new-found wealth will remain largely titular. But that Archduke Otto had every intention of collecting in person was made evident last week in a letter he wrote to the peasant villages of Edelsgrub and Premstaetten, which recently made him an honorary citizen. Announcing again his desire to return from exile to Austria, he wrote...
...chance to express their full capabilities. When finances become low near the April term-bill they are compelled to spend in searching for work time that should normally be devoted to study. True, five hundred dollars is a large sum for any individual club to award, but the fact remains that without some further positive guarantee of funds the dependent man in financially unable to remain...
...only were these men enabled to remain in college, but, as evidenced by their own statements in response to a questionnaire, they also gained experience in office and secretarial training, physical exercise, and desirable contacts with University officials. The libraries, museums, offices, and class rooms where they were employed meanwhile enjoyed the benefit of services which their budgets would not otherwise have permitted...