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...must defend both sides of the question, there will be no reason for comment on the ground that one had to support the more difficult side of the proposition. It is, in addition, more expedient as it obviates the necessity of preparing for two separate debates in the same half-year. Furthermore, the invidious second team will be eliminated, thus enabling the six best debaters in each university to participate in the argument, whereas before only three men took part, the second team gaining little or nothing by its work in preparation...
...Kuehnemann, Visiting Professor of German Literature, will give a few public readings at intervals during the current academic year. The first reading will be that of Schiller's "Maria Stuart," on Monday, October 26 at 8 P. M., in Room J, Emerson Hall. At subsequent readings during the first half-year, Professor Kuehnemann will read from the works of Kliest, Grillparzer, and Hebbel respectively. In the second half-year he will read portions of Goethe's "Faust." In addition to reading from the text, Professor Kuehnemann will make a few introductory remarks concerning each author, and will also summarize briefly...
...absence for the academic year: Professors A. P. Andrew, Jr., Kuno Francke, W. F. Harris, A. B. Hart. S. M. Macvane, A. Sauveur, W. R. Spalding, J. H. Woods, and C. H. C. Wright. Mr. G. G. Wilson, lecturer in Government 15, is on leave of absence for this half-year...
...were elected as the three members of the Council from the College at large. Those elected as officers of the Council were: president, E. P. Currier '09; vice-president, W. M. Rand '09; secretary, R. M. Middlemass '09. It was decided that they should hold office for the first half-year only...
...courses, German 19a and 19b, which are open to the public, will deal with the development of the modern drama, the starting point of which will be Schiller's "Wallenstein," as representing the highest form of the German drama of the classical period. The lectures of the first half-year will trace the German drama through the nineteenth century to the modern period, while the second half-year will be entirely devoted to the drama of today. The two courses will be distinctly different from the course on the German drama given by Professor Kuehnemann two years ago. German...