Word: postes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor C. R. Post '04 will hold a conference on the Spanish paintings on exhibition in the Fogg Art. Muscum next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The conference will be open to the public...
...recent acquisition to the Fogg Museum of Art is a loan exhibition of notable paintings which will be open to the public from January 17 to January 30. This exhibition is designed particularly to set before the students in Professor Post's course on Spanish Art, fine original examples of the work of some of the greatest artists about whom he has been lecturing. Particular emphasis is laid on the period when Spanish art was at its flood tide; that is, the 17th century. And yet, through the generosity and co-operation or the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston...
...Post Office,--The Cambridge Post Office will be open until 10 o'clock on Christmas...
...interesting report, published in the New York Evening Post, Dr. Joseph E. Raycroft, head of the department of hygiene and physical education at Princeton, shows the wise scale upon which intramural athletics have been applied at Princeton. Through the efforts of Dr. Raycroft and his assistants, combined with the hearty co-operation of the students, nearly every student is engaged at one time or another in some form of physical exercise. An association whose membership contains representation from all the classes, the upper class clubs, and the commons, appears to be unique among universities. The body is interested in fourteen...
...Parker, football critic of the Boston Post; makes an annual practice at this season of the year of forecasting the line-up of the University, Princeton, Yale, Cornell and Dartmouth elevens for the ensuing season. His prognostication of the personnel of the 1916 University eleven is of unusual interest. Of the present University team the men who are to receive their diplomas in June are Mahan, King, Watson, Soucy, Wallace, Cowen, and Parson. Mr. Parker, after studying an eligible squad of some 40 men, comes to the conclusion that the University will not have such a green and inexperienced eleven...