Word: wonderfull
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Secondly, We have purposely limited the collection of objects to casts and other forms of reproduction. For only in this way could we make sure of acquiring nothing but typical specimens, landmarks so to speak in the history of art. I think we have succeeded in this. Nowhere else but...
The Peabody Museum of Harvard University is one of the few museums in America devoted wholly to collections illustrating the development of the culture of primitive peoples. Physical characteristics of these people are shown by skeletal material from all parts of the world. The earliest known implements of man are...
Now, the reader is perhaps impressed with the idea that this statement of problems leads to a pessimism concerning China's future, that China is hopeless. But such is not the case. It is highly important that China's friends shall not be blind to these serious, fundamental, genuine difficulties...
"I do not think the practical advantage of debating is in the oratorical practice," declared Judge Stone. "We succeeded for many years at Harvard because we did not practice oratory as such, but because we constructed logical arguments." Now, he said, the tendency had swung to the method which emphasizes...
"Foolish Wives--the most wonderful picture in America--by and with Von Stroheim, 'the man you will love to hate'. The most costly, gigantic, superb and artistic screen spectacle ever devised and presented either in America or anywhere else in the civilized world. Reproducing in all its glory Monte Carlo...