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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Institutions. Mon., Wed, Fri., at 9. Mr. Willoughby. (II) Economics 52.-Railways and other public Works, (advanced course). Tu., Th., (Sat.,) at 1.30. Mr. Meyer. (XIV) Economics 122.-Banking and the History of the Leading Banking Systems Tu., TH., Sat., at 11. Dr. Sprague. (XII) Economics 192.-A General View of insurance. Men., Wed., (Fri.,) at 3.30. Professor Wambaugh. (Course 19 cannot be counted towards the degree of A. B.) (VIII) Economics 132.-Methods of Economic Investigation. Tu., Th., at 1.30. Assistant Professor Carver. (XIV) Education 10b2.-The Methods and equipment of a Teacher of German in Secondary Schools...
...Albert E. Fowler, of Boston, spoke in the Fogg lecture Room last night on "Great Little Holland." Mr. Fowler's lecture was illustrated by nearly a hundred stereopticon views made from pictures taken in Holland last summer. These sliders, many of which were colored by Miss Katharine Breed, were all exceptionally artistic in the skillfully chosen points of view from which the original photographs were taken...
...Ingersoll Lecture on 'Life Everlasting," which was incorrectly announced for last night in yesterday's CRIMSON, will be given at 8 o'clock this evening in Sanders Theatre. It will deal with some aspects of the question from the point of view of the doctrine of evolution...
...John Fiske will deliver the annual Ingersoll Lecture at 8 o'clock this evening in Sanders Theatre, on the subject of "Life Everlasting." The lecture will deal with two or three aspects of the question from the point of view of the doctrine of evolution. It will be published afterwards, in somewhat expanded form, by Houghton, Mifflin...
...number of original drawings by Turner, Proun, and sevenal, other English, artists have lately been acquired by the Department of Architecture, and are now on view at the Fogg Museum, where they will remain until the new Architectural building is completed. They hang upon the south wall of the upper gallery, on the left hand side of the door...