New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
N THE COLLEGE WORLD.
HARVARD.

,ao. Mass. Jan. IS (SpeciaD.-A Greek
oS~ -, he produced in Cambridge this winter, un-
play - unlocked for difficulty should Illustrate
less - NJ the Harvard Classical Club. Aristoph-
fhe p .Rirds' is the play selected, and arrange
anes' . making for the performance Of the last
nenN NJ the comedy. The play win be given
tWo +be club next March, probably in Harvard
beioi' ,,,ec has been composed especially for this
han. .--,anse by Professor J. X. Paine. Warren H
PEI rqanist at the college chapel, has assumed
-,rsica direction
the relta I'psilon Society will present for its
-. tbeatricals this year THE Elder Brother"
sp sct Elizabethan comedy by John Fletcher
The periorni'-i' sumo 'iihe IN
April ..,,.,- -, ,,.,os ,,..,.
~ the Summer School for this year have
p issued by the university. To the courses
- we're given last summer the following for
W. have been added: English History" bv DIR
Cro-s. Of the University of Michigan; .aThe
T.aorv and Practice of Freehand Drawing bv
- Ross: Technical and an Historical and
+tsrsry Course in Music" both by Mr. Spalding.
.ovtic Geometry" by Mr.. Love and an ..Ad-
noes Course in Morphology and Zoology Of
rroDts by Nj Olive. For the course in middle
nigh German" which was given last year a course
: German Literature of the Classic PERIOD has
Assr substituted. The Summer School will omen on
IDLY and close on August -. The committee in
saroe 1f the school is made I'D of Professor
cbser. Professor ttdnlSr PROFESSOR Sanger, Mr..
1ove and Mr Hurlbut
The palaeontological department of the Museum
q comparative Zoology has been increased by the
o5Sifion the large coral collection made during
,be last twenty-five years by Major William J.
neris of Louisville. Ky. This famous collection
vas purchased by Alexander Agassiz, and given by
him 10 the museum.
The report Of Professor Charles H Moore.
director Of the Fogg Art Museum for the year
iSsslsOO is be published. The list of acces-
sions which forms the leading feature of the re-
mort shows that steady progress has been made in
he formation Of valuable collection of objects of
Ant Chief among these are an undetermined head
In red marble and four paintings of religious sub
iaots presented by Edward ". Forbes. Two draw
ings by Samuel Prout, two by John Ruskin and a
water color by J. NJ. W. Turner have Leen ac-
oured. The total number of pictures in the photo
nrsgh collection is now % 1873. Professor Moore
recommends tie construction of a higher roof for
The museum and the removal OF the present hori-
Eoutal ceiling, changes which would give sufficient
light and improve the appearance of the building
AT the last stated meeting of the Board of Over
seers II voted to with the president and
fellows in their amendment TO the vote of the
Overseers on December 70. which provided for the
appolntment of a committee TO prepare and submit
70 the next Legislature act comforting upon the
Governing Boards Of the university power to regu-
late the franchise in the election of members of The
Board of OVerseers. The amendment proVides that
the act shall only confer upon the Governing
Boards power 10 determine from time TO time what
degrees conferred by the university shall entitle
the holders thereof 10 vote in the election of over