Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...following article dealing with the significance of Herbert Hoover's visit to South and Central America was written especially for the Crimson by C. H. Haring '07, Professor of Latin American History and Economics...
...happy inspiration of Mr. Hoover to make this tour of the Latin American republics so immediately after his choice by the people of the United States to be their president. It is a courtesy visit, amply justified by the rapidly increasing importance of these countries in international trade and politics, and nearly everywhere the cordial spirit with which he comes to them will be honestly reciprocated. Policy would dictate as much, even if the Latin American were not always ready to meet us more than half...
...will in fact, so thorough going was his genial spirit that it included even Uncle Albert who last year donated a smoking stand in the shape of a purple camel with an ash tray on each hump and a stack of matches in each car. The result of his visit to the pedlars and pushcarts of the metropolis across the Charles was tremendously successful. For the Vagabond's wood-closet is now piled high with assorted containers of everything from velocipedes and sewing machines to a porcelain statuette of Buddha for Aunt Agatha, who has just discovered the possibilities...
Representing the French St. Mihiel Memorial Committee, Mr. Marie Andre Charles Ginisty, bishop of Verdun, paid a short visit to the University yesterday morning. With other members of his party he was received by President Lowell, and a brief inspection of Widener Library and University Hall followed...
...five days Schubert requiems were held in Vienna, Schubert symphonies played in the concert halls, Schubert songs sung in schools, over the radio. Outstanding was the visit to the grave by Austrian officials and ten German mayors, the unveiling of a fountain in his memory. Vienna paid Schubert scant notice when he lived. Now, 100 years dead, he is indeed...