Word: text
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...could "create my music only to my texts" because "both text and music in an unprecedented sense are based ... on the German language and the German spirit." Until the day in 1883 when he slumped over his desk in Venice, stricken with a fatal heart attack, he believed in himself as "the most German of the Germans...
...recent graduates have subjects the College to a comic book analysis with 57 witty and perceptive cartoons and a short, sometimes amusing text. David G. Braaten drew most of the cartoons for the CRIMSON while he was its staff cartoonist in 1947-49. He has added several more since his graduation to bring the 62-page volume up to date...
William S. Fairfield's text is not a commentary. It breaks down in many places, particularly into six chapters, entitled: Education, Once Upon a Time, Organized Social Life, Girls and Sublimation, Administration, and Environment. The first chapter itself breaks down into analyses of the three characteristic types of Harvard student: the grifter, the amateur aesthete, and the course-regurgitator...
Where the text of the CRIMSON's 1947-48 managing editor really breaks down is in its lack of continuity and its frequently too obvious striving to put across a punchline...
Also included are the memorable Coop robbery, Lamont opening, John Harvard, and adviser cartoons. The cartoons are the thing, of course--Inside Harvard's excuse for being. The text is not bad; indeed it is indispensable, for the drawings are not all the same size and few of them fill a whole page...