Word: written
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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During the war Mr. Woolcott published the news bulletin of the American Expeditionary Force, in Paris. He has written several books about the theater, among them, "Enchanted Aisles," "Shouts and Murmers," and "Mrs. Fiske," and is one of New York's best known and wittiest critics...
...following article on the aims and purposes of the American Opera Company was written for the Crimson by Aaron Richmond, Boston manager of the organization...
...maintains, that the United States has an operatic message to give the world, as noble as that of Germany or Russia; but as in the case of other countries, it will never be given until American has opera, rendered in her own language. These classics in English are not written down to an uncultured public but upon an intellectual plane. Last year, during the first professional season of the Company. Mr. Rosing proved to the satisfaction of critics that English is as artistically singable as other languages in which great opera is written...
Victory Morawetz L '78, a foremost authority on corporation law in New York, has written on "Preemtive Rights of Shareholders," and Lewis Posner, prominent New York attorney, will have an article on the "Liability of the Trustee under Corporate Indenture...
This delightfully written biography reveals an unjustly forgotten author and the gay society of the Regency and pre-Victorian days...