You can't get a much finer tribute to universal human nature than that.
And yet it's so heartfelt and tender that it has a more universal appeal, a poignant tribute to all those we've loved and lost.
The "poet" and "teacher" also pays tribute to universal desires, such as fucking ("OWWWW!" and "Dipstick").
In addition, he received that rarest of tributes, the universal affection of his fellow professionals, something never quite received by his coeval and polar opposite, the other great stage actor of the past century: Laurence Olivier.
"The Ragged School Museum is a witness to the movement for universal free education, and a tribute to the men and women who struggled to achieve it," she said.
It is a tribute to the universal respect he commanded that, even though many delegations were unenthusiastic about his country, and he himself was not the most emollient of people, he was elected to the elite drafting committee of UNCLOS.
Donovan recorded a cover version of Mr. Jansch's protest song "Do You Hear Me Now" on his "Universal Soldier" album and paid tribute to him with "Bert's Blues" on the album "Sunshine Superman" and "House of Jansch" on "Mellow Yellow".
At 9 p.m., the Slipper Room, 167 Orchard Street, at Stanton Street, Lower East Side, (212) 253-7246, slipperroom.com; $5 and $7. (Angelo) ★ 'This One Time at Camp' (Monday) Anna Roisman and Gabi Conti pay tribute to the universal preteen summer experience with their guests Katie Haller, Jared Freid and Abbi Jacobson.
But wherever and whenever it is observed, the day pays tribute to a universal form of devotion: a mother's love and sacrifice for her children.
Written in tribute to Borges's A Universal History of Iniquity, it introduces a key theme - literature's potential for complicity with violence and power - through dryly amused plot summaries and capsule biographies.
