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...important government appointment for the preservation and scientific study of works of art in Rhenish Prussia. He has also taken great interest in the development of the Harvard Germanic Museum. His courses at this University will be three in number, extending through the first half-year: (1) German and French art from the beginning of the middle ages to the eighteenth century; (2) a seminary on mediaeval German sculpture, with demonstrations in the Germanic Museum; (3) German art in the nineteenth century. These courses will be open to the public and will be illustrated by the stereopticon...
Jean Jules Jusserand, "Professional Republican diplomat from youth, eminent man of letters, who chose his subjects from English social and literary history, Ambassador of France at Washington, to whom and through whom the American people would gladly express their obligation to the genius of the French people, under monarchy, empire and republic alike...
Last fall the new scheme of afternoon and Saturday courses for teachers was fulfilled. Seventeen courses were given on the following subjects: architecture, education, psychology applied to teaching, fine arts, French, history of Russian literature, American history, Latin, mathematics, college algebra, music, philosophy, physical education, practical instruction in school gymnastics, Greek, and public speaking. There was a charge of $15 for each course. The first lectures were delivered about the first of November and continued until April 1. Although these courses were primarily intended for teachers in service, both men and women, yet other persons were admitted...
This fall beginning November 1, the following subjects will be given: botany, economics, English, English composition, fine arts, French, geography, government, Greek, history, Latin, music, philosophy, physical education, public speaking...
...examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Today. Comp. Lit. 13, Harvard 5 Economics 3, Harvard 5 Economics 8b, Lower Mass. French 2aI, Upper Mass. German 8, Lower Mass. Government 19, Harvard 6. Metallurgy 6, Lawrence 1 Slavic 4, Lawrence 1 Spanish 1, Upper Mass. Examinations Tomorrow. Physics 7 Lower Mass. English A: (Assignment of Rooms, English A.) Mr. Bellows's sections, Upper Massachusetts Mr. Brooks's sections, Upper Massachusetts Mr. Chase's section, Upper...