Word: allard
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sever 17 Biology A New Lect. Hall Chemistry 11 Mallinckrodt MB8 Comp. Literature 42a Memorial Hall Economics 6b Sever 29 Economics 17 Sever 8 Engin. Sciences 5b Pierce 304 English 33 Memorial Hall Fine Arts 4f Fogg Small Rm. French 6 Professor Morize, Sec. 1 Emerson D Professor Allard, Sec. 2 Emerson D Dr. Webster, Sec. 3 Harvard 5 Mr. Penny, Sec. 4 Harvard 6 Geology 8a Sever 2 Geology 13a Rotch 108 German 3 Emerson D Government 12a Sever 5 Greek 2 Sever 29 History 15 Harvard 2 History 17 Harvard 3 History of Science 1 Sever 6 Mathematics...
...English 10a Emerson 211Spanish 1 Emerson DFRIDAY, JANUARY 26 (XII)Anthropology 4a Sever 17Biology A New Lect. HallChemistry 11 Mallinckrodt MB8Comp. Literature 42a Memorial HallEconomics 6b Sever 29Economics 17 Sever 8Engin. Sciences 5b Pierce 304English 33 Memorial HallFine Arts 4f Fogg Small Rm.French 6Professor Merize, Sec. 1 Emerson DProfessor Allard, Sec. 2 Emerson DDr. Webster, Sec. 3 Harvard 5Mr. Penny, Sec. 4 Harvard 6Geology 8a Sever 2Geology 13a Rotch 108German 3 Emerson DGovernment 12a Sever 5Greek 2 Sever 29History 15 Harvard 2History 17 Harvard 3History of Science 1 Sever 6Mathematics A VI (see footnote*)Professor Morse, Sec. 1 Emerson 211Mr...
...those unfortunates who, because of their inexperience in listening to the spoken French, cannot enjoy the romantic Professor Morize or the colorful Professor Allard, other able instructors conduct several English sections in French 6. The course, a hasty survey of French literature from the 12th century to the present day, is expertly planned and conducted. In spite of endless reading reports and irksome "lectures obligatoires," the material covered is made genuinely interesting by the conscientious lecturers. The outside reading includes the best works of each period and can be made enjoyable if done at one's leisure. The course...
Because of the fact that French 6 is divided into four sections, two French and two English, only those men in the French sections have the privilege of hearing the colorful yet meaty lectures of Professor Morize and Allard on French literature from the 12th century to the present day. Although the other sections are conducted by able enough men, their presentation of the hasty survey, approximately 12 lectures on the leading writers of each century, is naturally not as vivid and detailed yet at the same time as comprehensive as that of Professor Morize, who is a romantic...
...Memroial Hall Chemistry 11 Coolidge Lab. Chinese 2 Sever 8 Classical Philology 73 Sever 30 Comp. Literature 42a Sever 24 Economics 6a Harvard 5 Engin. Sciences 5b Pierce 202 English 33 Fogg Large R. Fine Arts 5h Fogg Small Rm. French 6 Professor Morize, Sec. 1 Sever 18 Professor Allard, Sec, 2 Sever 11 Dr. Webster, Sec. 3 Sever 5 Mr. Penny, Sec. 4 Sever 23 Professor Hawkins, Sec. 5 Sever 17 Geology 13a Sever 2 Geology 14 Harvard 3 German 3 Harvard 3 Government 12a Harvard 2 Government 29b Harvard 6 Greek 2 Sever 31 History 15 Sever...