February 1906 Bulletin of University Events and Talks
A dense schedule from February 12 to 16 lists daily events at Earl Hall and surrounding rooms. Exchanges open from 10:10 to 12:10, with lectures by C Jinarajadasa on unity of religion and power ofaught, plus meetings of clubs including the Classical Club, Deutscher Kreis, Undergraduate Association theatre, and University Orchestra.
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Earl Hall
C. Jinarajadasa
Deutscher Kreis
Woman’s University Orchestra
Fok
Mines
Senta Herrmann
Alice Draper
Japan
May Parker
Columbia College to Host Cooper Union Lectures on France
Columbia University and the Cooper Union announce a series of Monday lectures at Cooper Union Great Hall from February 12 to April 2 at 815 p m. Adolphe Cohn outlines constitutional, military, diplomatic, economic, educational, church reform, taxation, pensions, and socialism topics as France’s political and economic issues. Open to the public with doors from 730 to 815 p m and no tickets required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Cooper Union
M. Hewitt
France
Adolphe Cohn
Republic
Lecture on Fine Arts by Masters of Japanese Landscape
February 12 lecture by Tesshu and the Masters of Japanese Landscape Painting presented by Arthur W. Dow professor of fine arts at Teachers' College Havemeyer room 30y at 4 o'clock.
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Tesshu
Arthur W. Dow
Teachers’ College
Havemeyer
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