New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
NEWS OF THE COLLEGES.
COURSES FOR THE CUBAN SUMMER
SCHOOL AT HARVARD-THE ARCHI-
TECTURAL BUILDING.

Cambridge. Mass. June 22.-The following ar
rangement Of courses for the Cuban Summer School
has been made:
English-The English department Will be under
the direction of Professor E c. Hills. of Rollins
College Florida, who will have under him forty
teachers. There will be two rectations day for
classes of thirty-hve
American History-A course of eighteen illustrated
lectures in espanish viii be given by Professor
Maroon. Of Harvard. and DR.. J. d. NJ. Ford. of TIar
ward There will also be course of ten lectures
illustrated by lantern slides the history of Span
fish colonies in North and South America. by Gas
pard de Coligny.
Psychology-Two lectures written by Professor
Josiah Royce Of Harvard. Child Psychology
Will be read by an Interpreter In Spanish.
Education-There will be two lectures on Organ
ization and Management OF American Schools" by
[. I. Morse, principal of the Phil Sheridan School
Chicago These will be illustrated by slides from
pictures taken in Chicago schools.
Physiography-There will be course OF eighteen
lectures by Mark S. W. jefferson. of the Brockton
High School. illustrated by lectures and excursions
10 points OF interest
Kindergarten Laura Fisher and several
sstants will give eight lessons in Kindergarten
ing for women.
American sloid will be given by Mr.. LARSON. OF
the North Bennett School, Boston TO men only
Free Libraries-Two lectures, illustrated lantern
Slides VIII be given this subject by w. c. Lane
librarian Of Harvard University.
All these lectures will be in Spanish
In open letter thanking the students TOT pro-
viding rooms for the Cuban men, President Eliot
says:
II Is expected that CSC Cuban men will occupy $40
college rooms All these rooms Offered by the
students) much furniture left in them. The
university viii provide 4o3 cots, with bedding, ana
some addition bedding and linen. This PUBLIC
spirited action the part Of the students entled
these is equivalent to a gift OF about $iOoo
Student occupants Of rooms in private dormitorles
and houses have contributed 1886 so toward the cost
Of supplementary bedding and linen
The teachers will be brought 10 the United States
In FIVE steamers. The Burnside will sail from Cuba
on June "a with 65 and 81 women; the Crook
sailing %. will carry 325 men; the Mcpherson
and the Mcclellan. the first sailing on June -, the
second June q will each have aboard loe men
and So women. The Sedgwick which Will sail on
June o. will carry 475 The steamers VIII
land their passengers at the Charleston Navy fard
in Boston Harbor. No visitors VIII be allowed al
the Decentralization. -,
Work on Architectural Building Will
begin in July. The building will stand at the cor
OF Quincy-st. and Broadway on the site now
occupied by Professor Langdells house. facing
south and arranged as to form with sever han
side OF quadrangle, 10 be completed o'
building in the future. The construction will be OF
general character the architecture will be Greek
On the first floor Will be an exhibition room % py
90 feet for a collection OF casts. The main draw
ing room by 80 feet will take the entire north
side of the upper floor. In addition 10 the lecture
and working rooms. The giver of the building
whose name has not yet been made pubic. mas
given additional funds which Will make 1t posslble
at least double the number Of volumes ana
photographs the library and Of the casts in the
department collection.