So, today I became the Assistant Editor of our schools Lit Mag. Soooo cool. Like, over-all editor, too, not just an editor of one of the departments. Yup, 2nd in command, that's me!
I wonder if they meant 'assistant editor' or 'assistant to the editor.'
Oh well, I guess I'm happy either way.
I wonder if they meant 'assistant editor' or 'assistant to the editor.'
Oh well, I guess I'm happy either way.
It is spelled: Incipit Vita Nova.
In the Russian Revolution, some people used the phrase to indicate how world historic the events of October were. They saw the Revolution as the first day of a new future that was opening for them. Since it was Latin and a Dante reference, it clearly came into use from educated revolutionaries and sympathizers, but later was put on some posters and similar mediums. Western scholars discussing Russia will sometimes use the phrase to emphasis the scope of the changes in Revolutionary Russia and the sense of hope that motivated the people who participated in the events.