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Professor Emil Staiger of the University of Zurich will deliver a lecture tonight in German entitled "Conrad Ferdinand Meyer und die symbolistische Poesie." The lecture, under the auspices of the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures and the Busch-Reisinger Museum, will be given in Room 11, Sever Hall...
Radio Radcliffe has voted unanimously to sever all connections with the Harvard Radio Network, Inc., president Elizabeth McKinster '52, announced last night...
...Emerson 211; his lectures are always interesting and original. Probably the most interesting course given in the History department this term can be heard in Harvard 4: Owen's British History since 1814. Owen's lectures are gems and the material is consistently interesting. Poggioli in Comp. Lit. 102 (Sever 7) and Kluckhohn in Anthropology 1b (Geographical Institute Auditorium). Poggioli, who is one of the most respected scholars and teachers in the University, calls his course "Ideas of Tragedy" and uses a broad historical approach to the subject. Kluckhohn knows almost everything there is to know about the Navahos...
Eleven o'clock: Professor Zechariah Chafee from the Law School is giving Comp. Lit. 181, a new course on copyright laws, in Sever 5. Chafee first hit the College circuit with Soc. Sci. 120 this fall, and ingratiated himself with his dramatic renditions of famous trials. Over in the Fogg Small Room, Professor K. J. Conant lectures on Modern Architecture (with slides) in Fine Arts 173. He also gives you a chance to build your own model later on in the term. McGeorge Bundy, one of the young members of the Government department, lectures on the U.S. in World Affairs...
...plain that unless liberty of movement is maintained on Quincy, bicycles will rust in the stalls by the river dorms and Emerson, Sever, Robinson, and Fogg will have no more attendance than Soliders Field now on a Saturday afternoon...