Word: art
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...editor-in chief and the art editor of the "Cornell Widow" have been expelled from the university because of the questionable matter incorporated in the "Temptation Number" issued some time ago. Five thousand copies were quickly sold out, netting, it is rumored, about $2,000. The students were in good standing and expected to graduate next spring. They have applied for reinstatement...
...University Tea in Phillips Brooks House. 4.30.--**Lecture (In French.) Professor Fernand Baldensperger on "Moliere de 1667 a 1670," in Emerson D. 8.00.--*Harvard Philosophical Club. Professor W.E. Hocking, of Yale, on "Bergson's Philosophy of Art," in Emerson C. 8.00.--**Lowell Institute Lecture. Professor Von Dobschuts on "The Influence of the Bible on Civilization." 8.15.--Chamber Concert. Mr. Arthur Whiting, assisted by Flonsaley Quartet, in New Lecture Hall...
Today is Harvard day at Mrs. Gardner's art collection at Fenway Court. The exhibition is open exclusively to members of the University between 12 and 3 o'clock, and tickets may be obtained at $1 each at the office of the Fogg Art Museum. All men in the University, especially those who are taking courses in the Fine Arts, should take advantage of this last opportunity of seeing this interesting collection. Fenway Court may be reached by taking a Huntington avenue car at Park street...
...Gardner's art collection at Fen-way Court will be open to members of the University exclusively on Tuesday, December 2, between 12 and 3 o'clock. Fenway Court will not be open in the coming spring, this being the last chance to see the collection for a year at least. Tickets at $1 each may be procured at the office of the Fogg Museum...
...Arthur Strong (Eugenie Sellers) Litt.D., LL.D., will deliver the Charles Eliot Norton memorial lecture before the Boston Society of the Archaeological Institute of America at the Boston Public Library, Boylston Street entrance, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Her subject will be "Art and Empire: the Influence of Roman Imperialism on Later Antique Sculpture." The lecture will be illustrated and is open to public...