Word: italian
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sever 20 Mathematics 25, Sever 6 Meterology 3, Geol. Mus. 43 Philosophy 12, Emerson J Semitic 4, Sever 24 Social Ethics 6, Emerson J Spanish 5, Holden Chapel Monday, June 2. Comp. Literature 22, Sever 17 Education 3c, Sever 17 French 25, Sever 17 History 9, Sever 18 Italian 4 h.f., Sever 18 Latin 3 h.f., Sever 18 Latin 7 hf., Sever 18 Semitic A 7, Andover C Semitic 2, Sever 18 Slavic 1c, Sever 18 2 P. M. Anthropology 4, Pierce 304 Astronomy 2b, Astron. Lab. Chemistry 6, Sever 36 Comp. Literature 9, Sever 36 Economics 8, Sever...
...teaching could learn enough Latin in six months to get into an American college", says Mr. Chapman, "and just this amount, this little smattering of latin, is enough to make the whole difference in any man's outlook upon civilization. This bonus bona, bonum' makes French and Spanish and Italian easy to him. It puts him at home in half the words of the English language. Almost everything an educated man has to do with is tinged with 'bonus, bona, bonum...
...proclamation was made amid scenes of indescribable enthusiasm. This action by the Dodecanesians was provoked by the exceedingly severe measures taken by the Italian authorities, which resulted in sanguinary conflicts in several islands, notably Rhodes, between the Italian carabinieri and the islanders...
...Dodecanesian Islands are situated on the western coast of Asia Minor, and although the population is almost entirely Greek, formerly belonged to Turkey. In the Turko-Italian war of 1912, they were seized by Italy, and in spite of frequent protests by the inhabitants, have remained in the possession of that country ever since. The name Dodecanesian, meaning 12 islands, does not appear on any map, for the term has only recently come to be applied to this group of islands...
...Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum this evening at 8 o'clock, Mr. Dan Fellows Platt of New York will give an illustrated talk on "Sienese Painting." Mr. Platt, who is a lawyer by profession, is recognized as one of the best-informed authorities on Italian painting, and on Sienese art especially. He has made a special study of this subject and is well known both as a student and as a collector of Sienese...