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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Certain friends of Prof. William Lyon Phelps spluttered with alarm when they read last week that he had been installed honorary pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. They envisioned the famed teacher, talker, critic, nodding meek approval on the platform of Calvary Baptist of the harsh fundamentalisms of Dr. John Roach Straton, pastor-in-chief...
...Prof. Phelps took his text for his inaugural sermon from Thornton Wilder (The Bridge of San Luis Key) rather than scripture. "Wilder says that a revival of religion must be accompanied by a revival of rhetoric. . . . The public finds it difficult to forgive Arnold Bennett for writing trash when he is capable of much better work...
...Hall Mr. Parkman, 9, Conf. group VIII Memorial Hall Mr. Perkins, 10, 25, Conf. group IX Geol. Lect.-rm. Mr. Scramuzza. 11, 21, Conf, Group X Geol. Lect.-rm. History 4 New Lect. Hall History 24a Emerson J Italian 5 Sever 18 Latin 8 Sever 18 Mathematics A I Prof. Huntington, 1 Sever 24, 35 Mr. Saute, 2 Sever 35 Mathematics 2 II Sever 31, 32, 36 Mathematics 26 Harvard 2 Music 2 Harvard 6 Philosophy 1a Emerson D Philosophy 13c Emerson A Semitic 9 Sever 30 Social Ethics A Emerson J Social Ethics 26 Emerson J Zoology 8 Pierce...
...WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. (XII) Anthropology 3b Sem. Mus. 1 Biology A New Lect. Hall Botany 10 Gray Herb. Chemistry 11 Mallinckrodt Medium Rm. Chinese 2 Emerson J Economics 6a Emerson D Economics 38 Emerson D English 28 Memorial Hall English 33 New Fogg French 6 Prof. Morize, 1 Harvard 5 Prof. Allard, 2 Harvard 2 Mr. Webster, 3 Harvard 3 Mr. Penny, 4 Harvard 6 Prof. Hawkins, 5 Harvard 6 German 3a Sever 30 Government 12a Emerson D Greek 2 Sever 30 History 13 New Lect. Hall History 15 Sever 35 History 17b Sever 36 Hist. of Science 1 Sever...
Last week in Manhattan the Schubert Memorial gave its first concert, presented Violinist Sadah Shuchari, 20 (onetime Sadie Schwartz) and Pianist Muriel Kerr, 17, both pupils of the Juilliard Foundation. External circumstances favored them. They had 80 members of the Philharmonic-Symphony to play with, Willem Mengelberg to conduct, Prof. John Erskine (also of the Juilliard school) to introduce them. They had many and important listeners, including leading critics. They had marked talent, both of them-but for Brahms' violin concerto, for Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto it was not enough. Nor did the leading critics appear...