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HISTORY OF ART COURSES TO
sé COMPLETELY REORGANIZED



New Instructor Will be Appointed.

Minor and major courses iti history: of
art are being entirely reorganized with a
special arrangement or those who have
_already taken the minor course and wish
‘t0 take the major... =” *

According to thé new plan, the first
year’s’ work -wifl include the present’ course
in Italian painting of the Renaissance, but
Japanese and-Chinese art will be substituted

“for-the Gothic architecture. TA the second’

year will be two hours a week of the great

' painters of the Seventeenth Century and

‘modern: times, with three hours of Byzan-
tiie, Renaissance, “and* Gothic arts and
architecture.



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ALUMNAE OFFER PRIZES FOR.
STUDENTS’ BUILDING FUND



» Names Plates To. Be Utilized

- To the first ‘halk in which: 100 per cent.
of’ the members, buy colored prints. of ‘the
campus, taken ‘from *Miss Montgomery’s
original ‘paintings, the Alumnae Association
has offered a ‘prize of $50, according to
E, Donnelly, ’24, chairman of the Students’

Building Fund Committee. A similar prize}

will be awarded to the class"which invests
100 per cent. ‘first. Tjhe pictures cost fifty
cents apiece, the set of* ten being $4.50.

_A second method for increasing the fund
by interésting-the alumnae individually in
the campaign,.is to have: éach student write
to the alumnae whose name plates are fas-
tened to her window sill and + explaining





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In order tO avord—repetitron—rer—ree

who. have already taken the minor course,
a different plan will be followed next year.
The painting will be as arranged; while the
rest of. the time will be given up to Ren-
aissance sculpture, and Renaissance and
Modern Architecture.
- Several. courses will be taught by a new
. igstructor, who will take the place of Miss
Fernald, present instructor in history of
art. Miss Fernald will be in charge of
the educational work at the Museum of
the University of Pennsylvania.

“DR. ADOLF MEYER TO SPEAK ON
‘PSYCHIATRY AT PHIPPS



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Third -Lecture on Social Problems

, Work at: Phipps Clinic, the psychiatric
department of Johns Hopkins University,
‘will. be described -by Dr. Adolf Meyer,
Psychiatrist i in Chief of the Johns Hopkins |‘
Hospital, ‘who will speak on February 23,
at 7.30, in Taylor Hall.. The lecture is
‘under the auspices of the World Citizen-
ship Committee, and is the third in the
series on modern social problems.

Doctor::Meyer, who’ is’ the unicle* of K,
Woodward, ’21, came to this country from
Switzerland when he was thirty. Since
then he has held the positions of brain
anatomist at the Wé#cester Insane Asylum
and at Ward’s Island” before~he went to
Johns Hopkins.



ROBERT FROST WILL SPEAK ON
POETRY HERE TOMORROW

The third of Mr. Robert Frost’s talks
on the writing of poetry will be given
to-morrow evening in the Christian Asso-.
ciation Library at 7.30 o'clock. All mem-
bers of the, Reeling and Writhing Club
who have read their work at a meeting of
the club will be admitted.

Mr. Frost will hold interviews: with all
who wish them on Friday morning.

At his last informal meeting with the
club Mr. Frost discussed imagery in poetry,
and how originality is achieved in. good
writing. ee

CALENDAR
. Thursday, February 17

7.30 P.M.—Third of Mr. Robert Frost’s
meetings-with the Reéling and Writh-
Club in the Christian Association
library. ;

7.30 P.M.—Lecture ‘on China by Mr.
William C. Dennis, a- director of
Bryn Mawr College, under the au-

- spices ‘of the History Club.

: Friday, February 18

800 P. M.—Lecture” by M.: Gaston Riou, |

r French. author, on. Paul. Darté, in

Taylor Hall. ©
Saturday, February 19
8.00 P.M.—Freshman Show in the Gym-
nasium,
: Sunday, F ebruary 20 8 :
6.00 P, M.—Vespers.. Speaker, E. Vincent,
“BB,
- 7.30 P. M.—Chapel. Sermon by" Dr. Rufus
Jones, president of the Board of
Trustees. — =e
7.30 P. M.—Lecture wT Dr. on Meyer,
of Johns Hopkins, on “Psychiatry,”
- under the -auspices of the” World}:
_. Citizenship Committee, in ne

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tee : ‘Friday, February 25.

8.00 P.M—Lecture on “Modern Art” i.
> Mrs. Bernard Berenson, in Taylor Hall.

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-at-present the greatest need of the college:
“The Alumnae Association,” said Miss
Donnelly, “will be busy until next ‘fall
finishing up the Endowment Fund Cam-
paign, and cannot help us until then’

LEADER OF GOMMUNITY~ SINGING
VISITS BRYN MAWR NEXT WEEK

‘Coming to Bryn Mawr for the third
time, Mr. Robert Lawrence, of New Yerk,

will lead: ghe college in community singing.

next week on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. He will atso give drills in rhythm
for which K. ‘Tyler, "19, will be his accom-
panist.

‘ Engaged by the Christies Association for

a short sipg before the Wednesday evening
lecture, Mr. Lawrence’ will hold three
classes. each afternoon, and a drill Wed
nesday evening at the 9.15 folk dancing
class. There will bé a free class for Fresh-
men only at 3 o’clock on Wednesday; the
Sophomores are to come at 4,50, Juniors.
and Seniors at 5.30, on Thursday and Fri-
day. The late class will be reserved for
advanced students.

Since Bryn Mawr made college ‘commiu-
‘nity sings popular, Mr. Lawrence has gone
to many other colleges, and- has already
been to Vassar this year. One hundred and
fifty-six students have signed for his classes
nextweek, the charge for which is $1.00
for the course. Any further notices will
be posted in Taylor.

DR. SOARES GIVES FIRST ADDRESS
OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS COURSE



Believes Good Will Prevail

“Speaking on the belief in progress and
the part played by religion in the ultimate
triumph of good, Dr. Theodore G. Soares,
Professor of Practical Theology at the
University of Chicago, opened the World
Citizenship course on “Modern Social
Problems” in chapel Sunday evening.

“We all believe that some day it is
going. to be a good world,” said Doctor
Soares. “We believe that something can
be done to improve conditions of suffering
and evil that exist at present. The ques-
tion of how it is to be done is vitally
bound up with religion, since a belief in the
interest and aid, of God has . been the
inspiration for every great reform.”

“Picture of Progress” is the name given].
by Doctor Soares to the thirteenth chapter
of Matthew, for iti it Jesus foretells- accu-
rately the difficulties of - ‘progress. He.
points out @hat there are some people who].
do not want to know the good they ‘can
do, others whose enthusiasm dies with the
first adverse criticism, and still others whom
cares of the world entirely engross. These,
however, who once see the worth of -Chiis-|
tian living, will give, up everything else; for.
it, “and,” added Doctor Soares, “did .you

.ever hear a missionary or social ~worker

repent, such a decision ? Although: good
and evil grow up together in people as well

as in movements, the good is going to|]}

prevail because: of its intrinsic power, be-

cause men want it, because there is‘a power |
ito destroy. what stands i in its. way.”



“Office Notice
Und

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. J and registrar two: forms to be filled out in{{t

Seen ee sername et
registrar on or before March 15.

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