Word: nineteenths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Peltengill A. M. '09 in conducting German 1b. Professor W. G. Howard '91 will be away in the second half year as Exchange Professor in the West. As a result Dr. Taylor Stark will give the course on "German Literature in the second half of the Nineteenth Century". Professor Howard's courses on the Dramatic Works of Hebbel and his Seminary courses on Lessing's "Laokoon" will be omitted. He will only have charge of the course on Schiller during the first half year...
...Statistics" and "Accounting" this year; Professor E. E. Day, Ph.D. '09, will give the course on "Statistics", while Professor W. M. Cole '90 will conduct the course on "Accounting". Dr. Usher will take Dr. E. E. Lincoln's, Ph.D. '17, place in "European Industry and Commerce in the Nineteenth Century" and Dr. V. S. Clark will take Dr. Lincoln's course on "Economic History of the United States." Professor A. A. Young will be associated with Professor F. W. Taussig '79 in the course on Economic Theory. Assistant Professor J. H. Williams, A. M. '16, will offer a new course...
...past years Professor Copeland's courses, usually on Johnson, have proved the most popular of the Extension Courses. This year Professor Copeland will give a course on "Nineteenth Century English Literature." Attention will be centered on the great figures in the Romantic Period. Another popular course is the one on Advanced English Composition offered by Professor Sharp. The course is intended for professional writers: reporters, editors, authors and lecturers. All manuscripts are submitted to some editor for publication. More than one hundred stories and essays and poems were accepted by various magazines from members of the class during the past...
Very few of the present Senior Class have ever heard of the great Harvard professors who became famous in the nineteenth century,--such as William James and Josiah Royce. Another man who ranks with these is Professor George Herbert Palmer, who has consented to conduct the Class Day services in Appleton this year. The talks which he gave to the Seniors on Class Days before 1917, when he retired from the position of Class Day Chaplain were among the most impressive events of the week...
Etchings by Meryon, Zorn, Whistler, Raden and other nineteenth century artists are now on exhibition in the Print Room of the Fogg Museum, to remain during the summer. Many of them are lent for this exhibition by Horatio G. Curtis of Boston of the class...