Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sciences, Literature and Arts in Prague, has been invited by the Bohemian citizens, residing in the United States, to visit this country, and to give a series of historical lectures here. Count Luetzow was former Secretary of the Austro-Hungarian Embassy in London, and is well known as the author of many English books and articles about Bohemia...
...they enter a profession, of course, they are naturally forced into continuing their work, but in the ordinary case it is different. It is a frequent thing for an undergraduate to apply for entrance into some course, and be asked the following question: "Why don't you read this author or study this subject by yourself? This course is meant only for those who are going into the matter so deeply, and are looking at it in such a special light that they need help. Why don't you take some course that depends more on the interpretation...
...hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, with whose amiable characters nearly all of us are familiar. In New York a committee of which T. Roosevelt '80 is chairman, last night gave a banquet at which the best known writers of the country paid tribute to the author of "Pickwick". This evening the same committee will organize a mass meeting where Dr. Van Dyke, H. W. Mabie, and William Watson, of London, will speak. Were it not for Professor Copeland, it is doubtful if any of us would take an interest in Dickens today other than to hear that...
Professor Jean Beck, author of "Die Melodien der Troubadours" and "La Musique des Troubadours," is to give a series of four lectures on mediaeval music, with instrumental and vocal illustrations, in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum. At 4.30 o'clock on February 12, 13, and 14, he will speak, in French, on the Troubadours, the Trouveres, and the Chansons de Geste; at 8 o'clock on February 13 he will speak, in German, on the Minnesang. These lectures will be open to the public...
...Harvard. Hon. V. L. Berger, Congressman from Wisconsin, the first Socialist elected to Congress, and editor of the Milwaukee Leader, will lecture on Monday, February 19. His subject will probably be "A Socialist Criticism of the Progressive Movement." Mr. W. A. White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, Kansas, and author of "The Old Order Changeth," "A Certain Rich Man," and other books on progressive politics, will speak on Friday, February 23, the subject to be announced later. R. P. Bass '96, Governor of New Hampshire, will speak on Monday, February 26, on "The Progressive Movement in New Hampshire, will speak...