Word: stone
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Inside, past the black wood gate in the garden of St. Francis, absolute silence prevails. Long unoccupied benches line the walls. A disparate growth of ivy has worked half-way up the stone. The grass needs cutting and fall leaves have gathered in brown clumps on the walk...
Gottfried Haberler, professor of Economics and an authority on international trade and business cycles, has been named the first Galen L. Stone Professor of International Trade here...
...great, green-grown rain forests of Middle America, archaeologists are uncovering at a laborious pace the remains of the incredible art and culture of Indians who lived as long as 3,000 years ago. They have found, buried beneath the brush and muck of the jungle, skillfully formed stone sculpture done by Olmecs perhaps a millennium before Christ. Even more remarkable was the civilization of the Mayans, whose artists, sculptors and priest-scientists of some 1,500 years ago left behind marvels of work and thought. so advanced that they have been called the Greeks of America...
...professorship was set up by a $400,000 contribution to the Program, to honor Galen L. Stone. Stone joined with Charles Hayden in 1892 to form the brokerage house of Hayden, Stone and Company. He served as trustee of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Wellesley College, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra...
Sukiyaki's lies in the great stone shadow of Symphony Hall, about half a block from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Building, and accessible by subway token. It is bounded on the right by the Mai Fong Chinese restaurant, and on the left by the Redy Hot Lunch Budweiser Bar and Full Gospel Chapel. The sign says "One Flight Up," next door to Mildred's School of The Ballet...