Word: germanism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Friedrich Schoenemann, of the Department of German, will give a series of six public lectures on modern German literatures during the next few weeks which will be the second series he has offered this season. The lectures will be given in German and will be held in Gamma Delta Hall of Boston University, 688 Boylston street, on successive Tuesday evenings at 8.15 o'clock...
...Astronomy 1 Harvard 5 Chemistry 6 Sever 5 English 24 Bailey to Oakes, Sever 17 Perham to White, Sever 18 Fine Arts 3a Robinson 1 fl. Fine Arts 9a Fogg Lec. Rm. Geology 4 Almy to Porter, New Lec. Hl. Post to Zinninger, Harvard 6 Geology 10 Sever 6 German 2a Allen to Rich, Sever 35 Rowse to Wheeler, Sever 36 German 26a Sever 36 Government 9 Emerson D Greek A Sever 30 History 2 Sever 6 History 23a Sever 18 History 30a Upper Mass. History 33 Upper Mass. Latin 15 Sever 30 Mathematics 22 Sever 29 Music 3 Ames...
...Astronomy 1 Harvard 5 Chemistry 6 Sever 5 English 24 Bailey to Oakes Sever 17 Perham to White Sever 18 Fine Arts 3a Robinson 1 fl Fine Arts 9a Fogg-Lect.-rm. Geology 4 Almy to Porter New Lecture Hall Post to Zinninger Harvard 6 Geology 10 Sever 6 German 2a Allen to Rich Sever 35 Rowse to Wheeler Sever 36 German 26a Sever 36 Government 9 Emerson D Greek A Sever 30 History 2 Sever 6 History 23a Sever 18 History 30a Upper Mass. History 33 Upper Mass. Latin 15 Sever 30 Mathematics 22 Sever 29 Music 3 Ames...
...distinction between the cause of the Allies and the cause of Germany." Harvard's mistake, it seems, is in honoring the valor and self-sacrifice of her sons as Harvard men only and without drawing the line between valor that was pro-Ally and valor and devotion merely pro-German...
...conceivable that motives equally patriotic may have inspired the Harvard youth who have served in the German ranks; and if military fame were awarded solely on the basis of purity of ideals, there would be fewer monuments to greatness. But certainly Harvard's historic memorial to her sons who died in the Civil War was not erected on a foundation of partisan bitterness, and there is no reason why the college should show itself untrue to its traditions in its present tribute to student bravery...