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...Coolidge's 'Muddled Objectives' is the most interesting. Mr. James W. Fessler's 'Eliot and Lowell' is a survey of well-known developments in Harvard since 1869 without much critical examination of the problem which he suggests, the special needs of the more mature and interested students. Mr. Norton E. Long's 'Humanist Critique of Harvard' defends the thesis that undergraduates should be required to concentrate in 'something central' that is to say, humanistic, Mr. Edward M. Barnet's 'Utopia on Golden Crutches' is rather trife and ineffective...
...David Norton Yerkes...
Ralph P. Boas, Jr. '33 of Norton, Morton C. Bradley, Jr. '33 of Arlington, John C. Campbell '33 of Bronxville, New York, Charles E. Carr '35 of Malden, Anderson C. Dearing, Jr. '34 of Washington, D.C., George F. Emerson '33 of South Weymouth, Albert C. England, Jr. '33 of Pittsfield, Edward S. Godfrey, 3d '34 of Albany, New York, Herbert M. Katzin '34 of Newark, New Jersey, William W. Kirkpatrick '34 of Chappaqua, New York, Harlan M. Levin '33 of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Edgar L. Smith, Jr. '34 of Upper Montclair, New Jersey...
...Wordsworth and Coleridge were very different, not only the men themselves, but the circumstances of the composition of their principal critical works," said T. S. Eliot '10, Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry, yesterday evening, in the last of his lectures during this half-year. Eliot spoke on "The Theories of Coleridge and Wordsworth," in the fourth of a series entitled, "The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism...
...next Charles Eliot Norton lecture will be given by Professor Eliot on Friday, December 17 at 8 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall...