Word: fogg
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...Modern Life, should be refreshing early morning listening. Mather's interests range far beyond its own special fields of Geology, and he imports guest lecturers to fill out the material (Geographical Institute Auditorium). Another (stimulant) for the early birds is Government Regulation of Industry, which Cherington conducts in the Fogg Large Room. Cherington has a great store of jokes, and the course is interesting, if not too deep...
...clock: English 160 is under new management, but it still offers a good range of modern English and American dramatists. Mr. Chapman, whose play, "Billy Budd," is in the process of opening on Broadway, has taken over for Baker and will hold forth in the Large Lecture Room in Fogg. Early risers of a more classical bent might prefer to drop into Emerson F and hear Professor Demos lecture on Plato in Philosophy 102. Demos' friendly lectures are just the thing for a cold morning. Others who are seeking a course to audit at this awful hour can hardly...
Eleven o'clock: Professor Zechariah Chafee from the Law School is giving Comp. Lit. 181, a new course on copyright laws, in Sever 5. Chafee first hit the College circuit with Soc. Sci. 120 this fall, and ingratiated himself with his dramatic renditions of famous trials. Over in the Fogg Small Room, Professor K. J. Conant lectures on Modern Architecture (with slides) in Fine Arts 173. He also gives you a chance to build your own model later on in the term. McGeorge Bundy, one of the young members of the Government department, lectures on the U.S. in World Affairs...
...Deknatel's preparation of the first book in English on the work of the 20th century Norwegian artist, Edvard Munch, and for his part in organizing the first exhibit in the United States of Munch's work. His paintings and graphic works were shown last spring at the Fogg Art Museum and at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston...
Radcliffe's one year old art club, "Dabblers," will sponsor its first speaker, Frederick S. Wight, associate director of the Institute of Contemporary Art, from 3 until 5 p.m. Friday afternoon in the Naumburg Room of Fogg Museum. He will speak on "Appreciation through Participation...