Word: rowland
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Rollins, professor of English, will receive aid in printing Volume 1 of "A Poetical Rhapsody". A similar grant was awarded to Benjamin Rowland...
...Harry F. Wolf, defending champion, with his famed service working well: the national squash tennis championship in Manhattan, beating Rowland B. Haines in the finals...
...such announcements were made. But the Yale "House Plan'' which many think may play hob with traditional Yale institutions, was brought up once more (it was outlined for the first time on Alumni Day last year; TIME, March 3, 1930) and amplified in speeches by President James Rowland Angell and Professor Robert Dudley French...
...many a Roman Catholic church worshippers reverently view the "Stations of the Cross"-14 (sometimes 15) scenes from the end of Christ's life. London's Westminster Cathedral has a fine example cut in stone by Sculptor Eric Rowland Gill. Woodcutter James Reid, more ambitious, less successful, has attempted to picture the whole life of Christ in 71 scenes...
...years ago the young men of Yale wandered through the splendors of Harkness Memorial Quadrangle and marveled. They drew inspiration from other works of Architect James Gamble Rogers, praised with President James Rowland Angell the "splendid uprush" of collegiate Gothic. There were few iconoclasts to denounce the theatrical charm of Wrexham Court and its tower ("copy of Wrexham Tower, England, built 1506"), or the artificially-cracked window panes and impressive, scholarly gloom of Harkness chambers which resulted from the building being designed principally from the outside. Originally intended to give U. S. education a hoary, spiritual aspect, neo-Gothic...