Word: hearings
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...half-past seven last evening, Upper Boylston Hall was well filled by an audience which had gathered to hear Mr. S. R. Keohler's lecture on German Engraving of the Sixteenth Century. This was the fourth in the course of lectures now being given under the auspices of the Deutscher Verein. Mr. Keohler, who is connected with the Boston Art Museum, was introduced by Professor Francke...
...course of lectures on Anthropology, the last of which Dr. Ward delivered on Monday, have aroused no little enthusiasm among those students who were fortunate enough to hear them, and we understand that a movement is on foot among some of the men to petition the faculty for the addition of a course in Anthropology to the curriculum for next year. Whether we have been rightly informed or not in regard to the movement, we wish to express hearty sympathy with such a sentiment, and would encourage those interested to place a petition before the faculty, for in the present...
This afternoon Dr Wheeler will deliver his sixth and last lecture on "Athenian Acropolis." These lectures have given men at college a good opportunity to hear something about the ancient architecture of Athens, and many have availed themselves of the privilege thus far. As this lecture ends the series all who can are urged to attend to night...
...work of this orchestra is well known and we are fortunately able to hear them very often by attending the weekly concerts in Boston. But there are undoubtedly many men in college who do not hear any of the concerts in Boston, and from oversight or indifference do not go to any of the concerts in Cambridge. We would remind such men of the concert this evening and hope that all who can will take advantage of the opportunity...
...spite of the rain, some hundred and fifty people gathered in Sever 11, last evening, to hear Professor Francke's lecture on "Individualism as a Force in German Literature," given under the auspices of the Deutscher Verein. Professor Ripley's lecture was to have been given last evening, but owing to his illness, was postponed, and Professor Francke's lecture substituted...