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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1903
Page
4
Charles R. Muller directs Muller's Orchestra in a concert program featuring piano solos and ensemble pieces. The event highlights Muller's leadership and performance as pianist and conductor.
A digest from the page describes new school buildings and aims, followed by a history section covering 1887 to 1893 the Columbia College Dramatic Club era. It includes brief biographies of Nathaniel S. Moore former president, and of William C. Schermerhorn Abram S. Hewitt, plus reports on university departments and student activities.
At a March meeting the Barnard College trustees promoted Margar et FE Maltby PhD to adjunct professor of Physics and Herbert M Richards SD to adjunct professor of Botany. The moves follow recommendations from Barnard College trustees and involve existing appointments set to expire June 30 next.
Lectures on the Dutch poet Vondel will be held on Friday afternoons in March and April at 3 30 at Charles Van Noppen A M No tickets required.
March 13 overview of Vondel's Lucifer and its influence on Milton's Paradise Lost. March 20 study of Vondel's Samson and relation to Milton's Samson Agonistes. March 27 Vondel's Adam in Banishment and its place in the Lucifer trilogy and Milton's impact. April 3 analysis of Vondel as lyrist his impulse and method.
Dr Sidney Lee, noted Shakespeare scholar, spoke on March 1 about foreign influences on Shakespeare. He argued the Elizabethan era showed external influences yet preserved British independence, noting Shakespeare was a rapid reader who absorbed ideas and adapted them to his art. He claimed Shakespeare knew Latin French and Italian though not Greek, and that Italian literature shaped his major plays.
The article discusses emotion built from climate and race yet limits attribution to external forces. It argues Shakespeare's genius also plays a primary role in spreading Renaissance spirit, while acknowledging foreign influences shaped his work.
The final two University fine arts lectures in Room 309 Meyer Hall occur at 4:30 pm. On Friday March 13 James C. Egbert Jr., Professor of Roman Archaeology and Epigraphy, speaks on Wall Decoration at Pompeii. The following Friday March 20 he presents Pietorial Art of the Early Christian Period.
The Women's Southern Club announces honorary membership for University of [institution] leaders. Accepted invites include President Butler, Deans Gill and Russell, and Professors Price Baker and Trent.
The Women's Southern Club holds a social meeting on Tuesday March 10 at 4 30 PM in Earl Hall.
The north side room of Earl Hall in YWCA apartments now serves as a ping pong room with a table racquets and balls. Members and friends may play Mondays from 3 to 5 30 with tea service provided by a YWCA member during that time.
Professor Seager has donated a copy of Daniel's Public Finance to the Reading Room for public access and reference.
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