Word: styling
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...continent was one of "surprise, shock, triviality, and grandeur," and it required a new language. The American classicists, said Wilder, found this new language by inventing an American "grand style...
...them all, Melville best exemplified this style in his consistent use of concrete language and novel phraseology. Wilder described Melville's symbolism as still disputed by scholars but strong because of its specific imagery. "The fireside talks" of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Wilder said, are a modern example of the "grand style...
Founded over 50 years ago, the Bulletin today contains just what you would expect in an alumni magazine--the events at the University written in news-magazine style, letters from graduates, details on athletics, feature stories, and, finally, pages of alumni notes...
Original plans for a large Science Center on Oxford Street, to house the departments of Physics, E.S.A.P., Astronomy, Mathematics, and Geology, had to be abandoned because of the expense involved. Latest considerations, Chaffee said, were for a smaller building, on the style of Jefferson, containing laboratories, lecture halls, and offices...
Before a manuscript reaches these Syndies for approval, it is first read by one or more staff members of the Press. Then at least one and maybe two opinions are obtained from scholars on the particular subject. Manuscripts that receive favorable opinions as to style and authority of content are given to the Syndics for their acceptance...