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...Lecture on Giotto and His Followers." VI. "The Frescoes in the Magdalen Chapel and the Nicolaus Chapel in the Lower Church Assisi," by Dr. Osvald Siren in Lecture Room of Fogg Art Museum...
...obtained by students at the Co-operative Branch Store and by officers of the University at University 2. After 8.10 o'clock the public will be admitted to the unoccupied seats. Program. The following program will be presented: Choir (Mr. Arthur Claassen, Conductor). Suhubert, "Du bist die Ruh" Claassen, "Magdalen" Hummel, "Die Rose im Tal" Kreutzer, Schaefers Sonntagslied Violin Solos. Becker-Musin, Reverie Vieuxtemps, Polonaise Miss Florence Austin. Tenor Solo. Spicker, "Im Grase Taut's" Mr. Emil Zeh. Choir. Weber-Zoellner, Schwertlied Haydn, Staendchen Silcher, "Die Louley" Violin Solo. Sarasate, Zigeunerweisen Miss Florence Austin. Choir. Fischer, "Studenten Nachtgesang" Nocssler...
...Mont, director of the Royal Museum at Antwerp. Among them are such masterpieces as Hubert van Eyck's "Madonna in a Church," Jan van Eyck's Triptych of the "Madonna with St. Michael and St. Katherine," Rogier van der Weyden's "young Patrician Lady," and Quenten Metsys's "Mary Magdalen...
...early life of the historian was spent in exhaustive reading, and after a short and unprofitable period at Magdalen College, Oxford, he went abroad, staying for five years at Lausanne Switzerland, where he made the acquaintance of Voltaire and Madamoiselle Churchod, the mother of Madame de Stael. He went back to England at 21, only to return to the continent a few years later, visiting Rome and receiving there his inspiration to write Roman history...
Henry Dunster was a graduate of Magdalen College, Cambridge, England, in 1630. He came to America in 1640, and in the same year was chosen the first president of Harvard College, which had been founded six years before. His fourteen years of office came at the most critical period in the history of the College, and his service was effectual in placing it on a firm foundation. His resignation in 1654 was the result of a dispute with the stricter Puritans of the colony over church doctrines which Dunster refused to accept. After his resignation he was pastor...