Word: arts
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Sketch Club, so successful at Princeton a few years ago, which had died from lack of interest has been revived. A professional artist will be engaged to give instruction in the art...
...Forensic Instructor is prepared to meet any who desire advice about choosing or preparing topics, about their personal difficulties in the art of composition, or about any other topic that properly belongs to the Forensic work. The hours for such consultation are Monday, 2.30 to 3.30; Wednesday, 10.30 to 11.3brary...
...Forensic Instructor is prepared to meet any who desire advice about choosing or preparing topics, about their personal difficulties in the art of composition, or about any other topic that properly belongs to the Forensic work. The hours for such consultation are Monday, 2.30 to 3.30; Wednesday, 10.30 to 11.30, 2.30 to 3.30. The place is alcove 25 in the University Library...
Last evening the Shakespeare Club held its first public meeting before a fair sized audience of ladies and gentlemen. The President, Mr. Jones, briefly stated that the object of the club was to cultivate the art of speaking in public, and that it was the intention of the club to continue these public meetings at intervals throughout the year. The selections, he said, had been prepared by the speakers without any drill or assistance whatever, on the part of the instructors in elocution...
...best known resident pianists, and a composer of unusual excellence; he has written trios, quartettes and other chamber music of high merit. Mr. Fenellosa, '75, another pianist and composer of Boston, and Mr. Warren A. Locke, '69, and our chapel organist have also won good names in the art. Mr. Heard, '70, has written some excellent songs, and Mr. Burdett, '81, sacred music of merit; while many of us are familiar with the college songs of Mr. Burton, '82, and Mr. Wister...