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...Tues. at 12 Sever 7 200b Mon. at 2 Widener B 200d Tues. at 3 Sever 9 220 b Tues. at 11 Widener C 220d Consult Professor Koszul 230b Mon. at 10 Widener B 250b Tues. at 3 Sever 21 270b Tues. at 4 Sever 1 Fine Arts 1d Tues. at 11 Fogg Large Rm. 1f Mon. at 9 Robinson Hall 4a Mon. at 12 Robinson Hall 6d Mon. at 11 Fogg Small Rm. 7a Tues. at 9 Robinson Hall 8a Mon. at 2 Van Rensselaer Rm. 10 Mon. 2-5 Robinson Hall 14m Tues. at 12 Van Rensselaer...
...Confidential Guide, one criticism that was voiced had to do with the introductory survey courses to the field. For this year Fine Arts 1c, dealing with ancient, Greek, and Roman art has been expanded into a full course, Fine Arts A, while the far more important Fine Arts 1d, the course in medieval, Renaissance, and modern art, has been left at its half year status...
...would be far better to give a full-year treatment to the 1d course, since it comprises most of the art that is taken up in the field, and to bring it back to the standards that prevailed before Professor Edgell left the Department...
...reinstatement of the old Fine Arts 1b or its equivalent would satisfy this need for an enlargement of the cramped quarters of Fine Arts 1d as it now exists. The Fine Arts Department must recognize the failure of its attempt to confine the attention given to such an important field...
There was more truth than poetry in Professor Opdycke's announcement in the opening lecture of Fine Arts 1d that half the course would concern architecture, half painting, and a quarter sculpture. Every lecture in the course is necessarily presented at a speed rivaling Floyd Gibbons and Ted Husing at their best. The consequence is that only a few salient suggestions can be scribbled down by the student concerning even the most significant works of art, and the chances of a man's choosing the most important features for notation are at best slim...