Bonnet in New York Impresses with German critique
French organist Joseph Bonnet captivates New York with superb technique and deep art insight. He condemns German romanticism and plans a 3 PM Saturday Aeolian Hall recital featuring Debussy transcription, Bach, Franck, Saint-Saëns, Bing ham chorale, and his Seconde Legende.
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Joseph Bonnet
Vishiyesy
America
M. Bonnet
Germany
Bach
Beethoven
César Franck
Vincent d’Indy
Aeolian Hall
Debussy
Saint-Saéns
Sociéte Des Instruments Anciens
Ornstein Chopin Recital and Other Arts Notes
The article surveys Adolf Ornstein's Chopin and Ravel recital praised for its tonal synthesis and pedaling, and notes a forthcoming Guiontar Novaes farewell recital featuring Beethoven Waldstein Sonata and Chopin preludes. It also mentions The Great Divide run ending and upcoming reviews of The Professor's Love Story and related plays.
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Beo ~ Ornstein
Bertha Feining Tapper
Ornstein
Chopin
Guiontar Novaes
Waldstein
Schumann
Great Divide
Lyceum
Henry Miller
UC receives vast Chinese library from Kiang Kang Hu
Kiang Kang Hu, a year after arriving as Assistant in Chinese, donates a library of more than ten thousand Chinese volumes to the University of California. The gift aims to advance Oriental languages and literature study and to acquaint the West with Chinese civilization.
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Kiang Kang Hu
China
University of California
Johns Hopkins Tests Learning Pace by Billards Study
The psychology department plans an experiment to determine if knowledge acquisition occurs more readily in younger students than in older, well educated individuals. The test will instruct Faculty and Freshmen in playing billiards to observe learning differences.
Massachusetts College Proposes Student Government Reform
The Massachusetts Agricultural College adopts initiative and referendum rules for student government. A petition by ten students may present a proposal to the governing body, which may adopt or reject. If rejected, and a hundred students petition, the measure goes to the entire college for vote.
Burton Accepts Minnesota Presidency Leaving Smith College
Smith College President Marion Leroy Burton resigns after eight years to head the University of Minnesota. The move brings Minnesota a proven leader who expanded Smith with a million dollar endowment and enrollment growth while fostering toleration and broad mindedness. Burton’s Minnesota appointment marks a return home for the longtime Minnesota resident.
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Marion Leroy Burton
Smith College
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Smith
Dr. Burton
Burton
Wellesley Raises Funds for Mrs Wharton TB Hospital
In Wellesley residents raised 2620 dollars for Mrs. Wharton’s tuberculosis hospital, 1470 dollars above the goal. The 1920 total lead list included a 1000 dollar donor.
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New York
Johns Hopkins
Massachusetts Agricultural College
The
Barnard Bulletin
Wellesley
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N.Y
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard
Columbia University Press
Tel Lenox
M. J. Roth
Third Avenue
Cox Sons & Vining
Madison Ave
N.Y
Barnard
A D. V. Bunker
L Shaw
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
113Th Street
New York City
Telephone
Morningside
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