Word: edition
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Russian ballet-14 weeks-the city had ever seen. Balustrade, like the ballets of the old days in Paris, was a pudding of the several arts. The music was by Igor Stravinsky, and conducted by him. It was his Violin Concerto, played by Samuel Dush-kin, who helped "edit" it ten years ago and is about the only fiddler who ever saws it through. The choreography was by George Balanchine (born Balanchivadze in Russian Georgia), who never tires of finding things for legs to do. The scenery and costumes, mostly black, white and silvery grey, were by plausible Artist Paul...
...signed editorial, "We Salute You," hard-hitting Dr. Smith summed up The Christian Advocate's aims: "To edit a paper for eight millions of Christians in such a day as this is a staggering responsibility. ... It must be entirely free from partisan bias, economic prejudice, and sectional pride. ... It is the glory of Methodism that we have always made room within our fellowship for differences of opinion, and our board of contributing editors represents those differences in an unusual degree. By the action of the General Conference and of the Board of Publication, the Editor of The Christian Advocate...
Meanwhile, Chapman had decided to become a doctor. In London he treated diabetes, paralysis, epilepsy, cholera with hot & cold water bags. Later he moved to Paris, continued to edit the Westminster Review. In 1894 he died, is buried near George Eliot. He had been molding advanced British opinion for 43 years...
...kind of patronizing tolerance of religion as an incidental something is observed. Those who edit the church news do not show that they possess nearly so complete or accurate an understanding of this field as, for example, sports editors or music critics have of theirs...
...sits in judgment on all Canadian broadcasters) reconsidered, agreed to let Transradio Press continue indefinitely. But CBC still frowns on sponsored news, announced that it will work out a new plan for Dominion stations, outlawing commercial newscasts altogether. Under this plan, CBC will gather dispatches from all three agencies, edit and distribute them to Canadian broadcasters...