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Irvine, who received his Ph. D. here in 1937, will teach English 160, "Drama Since Ibsen." He taught the same course here in the summer of 1951. The Standford professor will also conduct a conference group in 19th century criticism...
Harvard enrollments show preferences for history and sciences, while Radcliffe figures indicate a marked bent towards English and Literature. English 160, "Drama Since Ibsen," placed second with 176 girls behind General Education Ahf, followed by Mathematics 1a; English 170b, "American Literature from 1917 to the Present" with 118; and Fine Arts 13, "Introduction to the History of Art,"with...
Dealing with man in this fashion, Miller said, it becomes impossible to cling to the surface realism of Ibsen's play of the family and the "living room," and at the same time give its proper force to the impact of the social process itself...
English 160, "Drama Since Ibsen," and Humanities 1, are his two present undergraduate courses. Next fall he will teach part of English 120. His field is intellectual history of the Renaissance...
...Bright Day (by Sigmund Miller) is a briskly mediocre rehandling of a classical dilemma. The dilemma, most memorably set forth in Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, is the one between integrity and self-interest when a source of revenue becomes a source of public danger. In the present case, what shall a drug manufacturer do when he learns that under certain circumstances his chief product is harmful and even fatal? After all, not just his own livelihood is at stake, but that of his associates, his employees, the town itself. Before Julian Prescott (well played by Howard...