Word: agassiz
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...ghostly hammers and malles Mrs. Stewart only played a quiet game of cards. But those who were encouraged to hear of William James' interest, must have had their soaring hopes dampened. Since even James did not really speak, what chance is there of hearing from Professor Royce and Professor Agassiz, or perhaps John Harvard himself from a possible bench in an aerial Mermaid Tavern...
...luncheon in Bertram Hall, Shepard Street, at 1 o'clock for the delegates, governing boards, and guests. In the afternoon the Radcliffe hockey team will play Wheaton. From 4 until 6 o'clock the Associates and the Council of Radcliffe will give a reception to the invited guests at Agassiz House in honor of Miss Comstock...
...skeletons of the large bottle-nosed whale and its mate which were found stranded on the North Shore last week will be placed in the Agassiz Museum today where they will be added to the collection. They will be available to any students of the University who wish to see them...
...Marine Biological Labratory at Woods Hole, Mass., celebrated the 50th anniversary of its foundation by Jean Louis Rudolphe Agassiz, famed Swiss-American naturalist (1807-1873), who became Professor of Comparative Zoology at Harvard. The first laboratory was on Penikese Island in Buzzards Bay, which was given for the purpose by the philanthropist, John Anderson, with an endowment of $50,000. Later it re- moved to the village of Woods Hole on the mainland. This was the first biological institution established on the edge of the sea for studying marine flora and fauna. But many have followed its lead, notably that...
This evening at 8 o'clock in Agassiz House "Welcome to Our City" will be produced for the last time by the 47 Workshop. This is the second play of T. C. Wolfe 3G. to be presented by the Workshop: his "Mountain" was produced in the autumn...