Word: periodic
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Professor Wendell will travel abroad, and between September and April be will deliver the Clark lectures, at Trinity College, Cambridge University, England. There will be in all twelve lectures on some stated period of English literature. His courses, English 23 and 33, will not be given next year...
...summer school camp at Squam Lake, N. H., conducted by Mr. D. L. Turner, instructor in surveying and hydraulics, will open this year on Saturday June 14, and will continue until Saturday, August 30, covering in all a period of eleven weeks...
...Island of Tavolara, which is ruled ostensibly by the avaricious King Philippine, but really by his prime minister, Prince Ping Pong. The King's father, on his death-bed, charged the present monarch to abdicate after reigning twenty-five years, unless he married before the expiration of that period. The twenty-five years expire on the day after the play opens, and the king, worried by the thought of abdicating, is trying to find a wife. He proposes first to Mrs. Sarah Belium, the missionary, and then to her niece, Marion Hayste. Being spurned by both, he resigns himself...
...Clark lectures which Professor Wendell will deliver next year at Trinity College, Cambridge University, England, will be given between September and April, while he is absent from the University on sabbatical leave. There will be in all twelve lectures, on some stated period of English literature. This is the first time that an American has been invited to deliver these lectures, which have been given during past years by the greatest scholars of England...
Professor von Klenze will lecture tonight in the Fogg Lecture Room on "The Evolution of the Nature-Sense in Painting: The Old Italian Masters." The lecture will be illustrated by lantern-slide views of paintings from a long period of Italian art, principally those in which the landscape is an important feature. The lecture will begin at 8 o'clock, and will be open to the public...