Word: germane
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...Deutscher Verein held a "Fest-Kneipe" last evening in the Assembly Room of the Union to celebrate the 209th anniversary of the founding of the Kingdom of Prussia and the 39th anniversary of the founding of the German Empire...
...Deutscher Verein will hold a "Fest-Kneipe" in the Assembly Room of the Union this evening at 8.45 o'clock to celebrate the 209th anniversary of the founding of the Kingdom of Prussia and the 49th anniversary of the founding of the/German Empire. Professor Eduard Meyer, the German exchange professor, will speak on "The Significance of the Day," Professor A. B. Hart '80 will speak on "Bismarck as a Commonwealth Builder," and Professor Kuno Francke, Professor W. B. Munro, and Major Bigelow of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will speak informally. This meeting is open to members of the Verein...
...Holden Philosophy 14, Sever 24 Semitic A14, Divinity Library Friday, January 28. (XIII) Architecture 2b, Harvard 5 Astronomy 5, Astron. Lab. Business 11, Sever 5 Business 35a, Sever 5 Class. Philol. 34, Sever 30 Comp. Lit. 1, New Lecture Hall English 14, Sever 35 French 1bIV, V, Sever 36 German 25, Sever 17, 18 Greek G, Sever 24 History 13, Upper and Lower Mass. Land. Arch. 6, Robinson Latin BIV, V: Dr. Lockwood's sect., Sever 30 Dr. Webb's sect., Sever 29 Latin 2a, Sever 29 Latin 10, Harvard 5, 6 Mathematics 9, Sever 24 Mining 7, Harvard...
...doubtful, it is known to have been first acted in 1608 at the Globe Theatre in London by His Majesty's Servants and was first coupled with the name of Shakespere in 1653, when it was entered in the Stationers' Register by H. Moseley. Tieck and two other German critics attribute the play to Shakespere: Charles Lamb claims that it was undoubtedly written by Michael Drayton; while Hazlitt and Ulrici unite on Thomas Heywood...
Assistant Professor W. R. Spalding '87, of the Department of Music, has arranged a series of six lectures on Modern French and German composers, the first of which will be given in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum on January 19, at 8 P. M. Vocal and instrumental music will be introduced to illustrate the important points brought out in the lectures. The dates and subjects of the different lectures will be announced later...