Word: departmental
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The implication that the Fine Arts department is concerned only with the past period of history is hardly more valid than a condemnation of the history department on the score that it still gives a course on the Renaissance. "Living significance," as the Crimson calls it, is something which cannot...
Finally, I should like to protest the relentless definition of Professor Feild as the most successful teacher of fine arts. Anyone familiar with the record of Harvard's department in producing capable graduates would stop to consider. This becomes difficult when people are impatient to "undertake an investigation of the...
(Editor's note: Fine Arts 1a, a course in "practical" art, is hermetically sealed from the rest of the department's work. The student--usually incapable of doing so--is left to make the connection. "Universal essentials," far from being a generality, refers to such concrete ideas as Purpose, Image...
Six Harvard and Radcliffe Fine Arts concentrators last night submitted to the Student Council a petition requesting that body to investigate the non-reappointment of Robin D. Feild '30, assistant professor of Fine Arts, and urging an examination of the educational policy of the department.
The petition read, "We, the undersigned students in Harvard University, ask that the Student Council appoint a committee to report on the non-reappointment of assistant professor Robin D. Feild in particular, and the educational policy of the Fine Arts Department in general."