Word: continentalism
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
The current Continent contains a poem by Charles F. Lummis, '81, entitled "My Meerschaum."
But the coins cannot compare in interest with the manuscripts and manuscript letters in the room. There are four plain cases which contain these literary rarities. Perhaps the most valuable and most incomprehensible to the majority of visitors are the Biblical manuscripts. There are about ten in one case, not...
A book on Dr. O. W. Holmes, containing a bibliography and a critical study of his works as well as much biographical information concerning him, has just been completed by Mr. W. S. Kennedy of Cambridge, the author of the article on "Harvard Undergraduate Life," which appeared in a recent...
Pleasant interchange of thought between two journals supposed to be devoted to advancing the welfare of humanity: "The New Haven Register remarks: 'Our Continent is to be moved to New York. New York takes a justifiable pride for being an universal dumping ground for all kinds of trash.' New York...
W. R. Thayer, '81, has an article in the last Continent on "Pessimism of Leopardi."