Word: fine
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...only hope that the Crimson's statements will not blind the Fine Arts Department to the value of the suggestions made in the report. John Keppel...
...quotation is from the Crimson's editorial dealing with the Fine Arts Department; the editorial leads one to suppose that these are opinions expressed in, or at least justified by, the Council's report on the department. Such is not the case...
...editorial is unfair to the Fine Arts Department for its makes statements such...
...study of fine arts has become largely a matter of identifying pictures." This is just not true...
...recommending that assistant professor Feild be reappointed, the Council said that his loss was "depriving the students at Harvard of a more complete understanding of the Fine Arts," and that he filled a definite need for "excellent teaching in the theory of visual arts." Moreover, a petition signed by 80 per cent of the Fine Arts concentrators called Feild's non-reappointment "a serious blow to the teaching of Fine Arts," and warned that "with the loss of Mr. Feild the Department (Fine Arts) is in danger of becoming one-sided...