Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...William J. Burns, head of the Burns Detective Agency, will deliver an address in the Living Room of the Union at 1.30 o'clock this afternoon. He will discuss his "Experiences in Secret Service and Detective Work," and the lecture will be open only to members of the Union...
...Harvard Club of Boston will hold a dinner at the Hotel Somerset at 7 o'clock this evening to discuss plans for the new club-house...
...twenty-first annual meeting of the Harvard Teachers' Association will be held in New Lecture Hall today. At 9.45 O'clock there will be a short business meeting of the association and directly after this the morning discussion will begin, taking for its topic, "Tests of School Efficiency." The first speaker will be Edward L. Thorndike '96, professor of educational psychology, of the Teachers' College, Columbia University, who will discuss the "Measurement of Educational Products." Leonard P. Ayres of the department of child hygiene, Russell Sage Foundation, will follow on the subject of "Measuring Educational Processes through Educational Results...
...show the conditions under which the playwright works in order to tell his story will be an important feature of Mr. Hersey's lectures. Among various topics which he will discuss are: the structure of plays, comedy, farce, melodrama, musical comedies, the "picture stage," the naturalistic settings, and the acting of Ibsen Pinero, Jones, Bernard Shaw, Barrie, Galsworthy, Augustus Thomas, and Rostand plays. These lectures are free and it is not necessary to procure any tickets. The entrance to the Lecture Hall of the Public Library is on the Boylston street side...
This evening Mr. McFarland intends to discuss only the printing business, its attractions and disadvantages, and the opportunities and rewards which it offers to the educated man. His lecture is closely related in purpose to the series of Union lectures on professions which are scheduled for this spring, and the officers of the Business School intend to have able men of other professions come here to give lectures of a similar nature at various times during the year. Mr. McFarland's lecture will be open to all members of the University...