Word: jameses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The flats fulfill a longstanding need of university theatrical groups. Previously stage flats have been either rented or borrowed by the Opera Guild or built by the students, as in the case of the HDC. James E. Stinson, Jr. '59, president of the HDC, said that the flats are "very...
The title role in the play, which will be given in two months, went to Doris Allen 1G. Other leads are Robert D. Gamble '60, Edith Iselin '61, Gerald M. Medearis '60, David H. Mills 1G, Mark J. Mirsky '61, Roger A. Moldovan '59, Stephen H. Randall '60, James M...
Sixty years ago, when most scholars looked on American literature as a collection of crude provincial sentiment, Harvard had one undergraduate course in the subject. Now, after the genius of Poe and Melville, Whitman and Twain and James has finally been recognized, and after Dreiser and Faulkner and Pound have...
Other universities do not. Chicago requires English concentrators to have at least one course in American literary history. And besides courses in specifically American poetry and drama, Chicago has a course devoted to James and a full course in American Literature 1919-1929.
Bolles was commenting on criticisms made by James V. Hoagland, undergraduate manager of cross country, when the H.A.A. announced that, in the future, it would support only a seven-man varsity squad instead of the usual 12 runners.