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Professor Kuno Francke's "Personality in German Literature Before Luther" contains six lectures delivered in the winter of 1915 at the Lowell Institute and subsequently at Cornell University and the University of California. "An Approach to Business Problems," by A. W. Shaw, lecturer on Business Policy in the Business School, deals with the problems in production, distribution and administration which confront the business manager...
...Club will hold its annual reception in the club rooms at 7-8 Holyoke House this evening at 8 o'clock. The speakers will be P. G. Wolo '17, of Liberia, Fu Chang '14, of China, Mr. S. Husbands, of Chile, Dr. Aristides Phontrides '11, Professor Luke and Professor Kuno Francke...
...finishing touches to the new Germanic Museum are now nearly completed, so that the work of removing the collection from the old building to the new will soon take place. Apropos of this installation, Professor Kuno Francke, the curator of the Museum, has written as follows in the current number of the Graduates' Magazine...
...great range of subjects, including politics, business, history, literature, poetry, art, religion, eugenics, and sanitation. The most notable authors on the list are Professor C. H. Haskins, of the History Department; Dr. Osvald Siren, of the University of Stockholm; Dean E. F. Gay, of the Business School; Professor Kuno Francke, of the German Department; G. C. Whipple, Gordon McKay Professor of Sanitary Engineering; Professor Masaharu Anesaka, of the Imperial University of Tokyo; Professor C. H. Moore '89, of the Latin Department; and G. F. Moore, Frothingham Professor of the History of Religions...
Professor Kuno Francke, of the German Department, contributes a volume on "Personality in German Literature before Luther." This book contains six lectures delivered in 1915 at the Lowell Institute and subsequently under the Jacob H. Schiff Foundation at Cornell. Its main them is the rise and spread of individualism, together with an attempt to trace in the various forms of literary and intellectual life of the centuries preceding the Reformation a steady line of transition from aristocratic to democratic conceptions of personality...