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German literature has its peculiar claim to attention. The Germans are an old people, or group of peoples, but their literature is of relatively recent origin. Coming late into the general European inheritance, they have known how to profit by the experience of their neighbors no less than by their...
Dr. Arthur Burkhard, Ph. D. '17, is taking charge of one of the sections of German 1a, is an elementary course, in place of Assistant Professor F. W. C. Lieder Ph.D. '07. Dr. F. C. Cawley '10 will take the place of Dr. R. W. Peltengill A. M. '09 in...
During the month of March thirty-nine new books have been added to the Union library. This is 15 less than last month's record of 54 volumes. The list is as follows: J. D. Beresford, "H. G. Wells"; D. C. Brewer, "The Rights and Duties of Neutrals"; G. K...
"Nathan der Weise," by G. E. Lessing, will be given in German, this afternoon at 2.15 o'clock at the Shubert Theatre, Boston, for the benefit of the Germanic Museum of the University. Tickets at $2, $1.50, $1, 75 cents and 50 cents are on sale at the box office...
It is unnecessary to remind an academic public that Lessing's "Nathan" is the finest artistic achievement of the Period of Enlightenment in Germany, and that particularly the title role of this drama offers unusual opportunities for great acting of the psychological sort. But it may be said that it...