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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Literature 17hf., 30, Sever 23. Comparative Literature 25, Harvard 6 Comparative Literature 27, Sever 2 Comparative Literature 28, Sever 17 Economics A, New Lect. Hall Economics 1a, Upper Mass. Economics 2a, Harvard 6. Economics 3, Sever 11 Economics 4a, 8, Emerson D Economics 5, Sever 35 Economics 6a, 9, Lower Mass. Economics 7a, 11, Sever 5 Economics 12, 13, 14, 31, 34, Widener U Economics 18a, Sept. 29, 4 P. M., Upper Dane Economics 17, Upper Dane Economics 23, Sever 6 Economics 24, Sept. 29, 8 P. M., 57 Francis Ave. Education A, Harvard 2 Education 12, Sept...
...Harvard 6History 3a, 56, Sever 36History 7, Sever 7History 9, Harvard 5History 12, Emerson AHistory 14, Emerson DHistory 17b, Upper Mass.History 19, Sever 26History 21, 25hf., Widener JHistory 23a, Widener 417History 24, Sem. Mus. 2History 28, Sever 6History 29, consult Prof. Coolidge.History 30a, 55hf., Emerson JHistory 32a, Lower Mass.History 36, Sever 13History 44, Widener JHistory 46 hf., 1154 Boylston St., BostonHistory 48, Sever 9History 59, Sept. 29, 1.30 P. M., Sever 5History A2, A4, A6, Andover Bldg.History of Religions 1, Div. Lib.History of Science 1, Sever 35Hygiene and Sanitation 2, Pierce 212Indic Philology 9, Emerson AIndic Philology, all other courses...
...divisions or departments are denoted by an asterisk (*), with the name of the department following. Where the place is bracketed [ ] the instructor will be represented, at the time and place specified, by some other person. Addresses followed by an asterisk (*) are in Boston; all others are in Cambridge. The Lower Reading Room is on the ground floor of the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library and is entered by the door on the west side, opposite Weld Hall. Rooms in Widener indicated by letters are on the upper story-numbered rooms are studies, and may be reached by the stairs near...
...principal events of the day will come in the afternoon. At 3.30 o'clock the Seniors will gather for the third time, and at 3.45 the graduates, three lower classes and Glee Club will also meet in the Yard, to join the Seniors in the parade to the Stadium. The latter will first march around the Yard, cheering each building, and will then follow the rest, at 4.30 o'clock. The chief feature of the Stadium exercises will be the ivy oration by David Rives Sigourney...
...handling the productions in the Stadium, when interviewed concerning the rehearsals, spoke very strongly of the difficult work involved. "In Mr. Barker's ideal school for acting," he said, "the actors would all be taught to fence, to ride, to wrestle, to run across country, to raise, lower, and modulate the voice for a period of at least four years. The feeling of colors, tones, and rhythms, melodies, harmonies, all that sort of thing would be developed in each student to the limit of his individual capacity. Physical perfection is, of course, essential to the actor...