ivar ivask造句

• After Vlach s death in 1966, Assistant Editor Bernice Duncan carried on with noted success until Ivar Ivask became editor in 1967.
• Gold, silver, and bronze Literary Olympics medals were awarded in 1992 by an international panel of distinguished scholar-judges who included J . D . McClatchy of Yale University, M . L . Rosenthal of New York University, Ivar Ivask of the University of Oklahoma, Canadian literary critic Northrop Frye, and Paul Engle of the University of Iowa Translation Program.
• During the 1981 visit, Butor gave seminars and delivered lectures on such topics as  Literature and Dream and  The Origin of the Text,  but perhaps the most memorable Butor text connected to his visit was the poem he wrote, adapted from the French by Ivar Ivask, entitled  An Evening in Norman,  of which the first stanza reads :  My window faces west just as it does in Nice / where it s deep night now / the rays of the moon s first quarter / illuminate the sky both here and there .