Word: remaining
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...students of the history of literature. The Matchless Orinda led the uninteresting life of wife of a country gentleman of that period and died before she had even reached her prime. Of the small details of her life, which would be necessary to create an attractive biography there remain almost none. Dr. Souers has been forced to reconstruct a large part of her life from her letters and sporadic poems...
Every now and again the old fellow is able to spend an evening which opens rifts of memory in the dusky reaches of the past. Tonight is one of those rare occasions. Though Pieadilly has changed and the poppies and lilies have faded, Gilbert and Sullivan remain. Tonight at 8.30 he will go to Paine Hall to hear the modern Damon and Pythias talked and sung about. It won't be the same, nay it can't be the same. There is no royal box, no short one between acts, but the substance is there, and Spinoza built a whole...
...Yale News that a war memorial limited like the Harvard chapel to the Allied dead would be "built to encourage not virtue, but prejudice; not friendships, but hatreds; not peace, but conflict." If the Cornell War Memorial is dedicated with only 264 American names upon it, it will still remain a beautiful expression of honor to those who gave their lives for this country. But cornell cannot be satisfied with a conventional gesture when it might pay a richer tribute in terms of a new internationalism...
Under the direction of a group of Harvard and Radcliffe students an exhibition of 25 paintings, pastels, drawings, and monotypes, by Degas (1834-1917), is now on exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, to remain until Saturday, May 30. The showing, items for which have been lent by prominent galleries and collectors in the east, has been made as complete in range as possible, presenting the late French master in all his various phases...
...debate where by she mizat be forced to compromise with the real of the world in the interests of the majority. Nevertheless, the point made by Mr. Hoover is a sound one. Until disarmament has the backing of business and finance the decisions of the official conference will probably remain on paper. Once the world can be made to realize that disarmament would put money in its pocket then concerted action will be possible...