Word: agassiz
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...juniors rowed yesterday as follows: Stroke, Bryant (capt.); 7, Bliss; 6, Goodwin; 5, Bacon; 4, Burr; 3, Agassiz; 2, Walker; bow, Kendall. Of these Bryant and Bliss rowed freshman and sophomore years, Goodwin freshman year, Bacon, Agassiz and Walker last year, while Burr and Kendall are new men. Hutchinson of last year's crew is trying for the 'Varsity, while LeMoyne, who rowed freshman year, will probably take a place in the class boat later in the year...
...long procession? Shall it find its old place on the shores of the Gulf of Salerno, or shall it mingle its rays with the northern aurora up among the fields of Norway, or shall it be borne across the Atlantic and reach the banks of the Charles, where Agassiz and Wyman have taught, where Hagen still teaches, glowing like his own Lampyris splendidula with enthusiasm, where the first of American botanists and the ablest of American surgeons are still counted in the roll of honor of our great university? - [Dr. Holmes...
JUNIOR THEMES.Division A. - Theme III. will be returned with criticisms to section 1 (Agassiz to Hatch) on Tuesday, Dec. 12, in Sever 5, as follows : Agassiz to Brown, at 2 P. M.; Bryant to C. B. Davis, at 2.30; C. T. Davis to Frost, at 3; Frothingham to Goodspeed, at 3.30; Goodwin to Hatch, at 4. To section 2 (Hawkins to Ziegler) on Tuesday, Dec. 19, as follows : Hawkins to Jack, at 2 P. M.; Jennings to Lovering, at 2.30; J. Lowman to Nichols, at 3; Noble to Sawin, at 3.30; Shaw to Ziegler...
...Profesor Agassiz is at Jacksonville, Fla., making his headquarters at the St. James...
...till his death in '72. Lieber was widely known as a writer on economics and International Law, but readers will now find most interest in his acquaintance with prominent men here and abroad-with Niebuhr, Humbolt, the present Emperor of Germany, and Jerome Bonaparte; with Story, Webster, Clay, Sumner, Agassiz and Longfellow. Among the many valuable letters chosen by Mr. Perry, one in particular gives Lieber's personal recollections of the battle of Waterloo, and others present a striking picture of the state of feelings in the slave States just before...