Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...touchy subject of tax exemption, guaranteed "forever" to Harvard in the constitution of Massachusetts, he said that "Harvard should receive the same treatment as the other educational and charitable institutions in the state." supporting the principle of tax exemption...
...outstanding aspect of the book, for which Mrs. Lindbergh deserves great credit, is the extraordinary reality of the narrative. The story is truly alive, breathing the freshness, enthusiasm, and wisdom of the author's treatment...
...composer, could also very well produce "Reverie," which looks back on the earlier immature work, as is often the case in a transitional period. The original score contains a pleasing, long-breathed, impressionistic melody, but Debussy has not treated it with great fertility of invention: his harmonic treatment is not so outstanding as might be expected. There is a second theme that contains a choralc-like melody that does not succeed in the way that Chopin's use of the device did in some of his Nocturnes, nor in the way that Debussy's own use of it did later...
...long, easy, flowing lines he brings his sketches to life, for it is life and movement that he is most interested in. That is why he drew so constantly the dancers of the Paris Opera. The one painting of a "Ballet Dancer" on display illustrates his characteristic treatment of this subject. The figure, which is light and graceful, wears a light blue dress with spots here and there of sheer color. It is ironic indeed that he envelopes the whole in a romantic, pure atmosphere, for the truth was the dancers as a whole lived a very immoral life...
...Lewis will study carefully the treatment given by the rest of the Oration to these four elements, he will discover the only answer which Harvard, to my knowledge, has to offer. Christopher Huntington...