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Five men received assistantships in government and three in physics. The former are Pitman Benjamin Potter, Oscar William Haussermann, Edwin Angell Cottrell, Chester Alden McLain, and George Herbert McCaffrey; the latter, Arman Edward Becker, James Beeb Brinsmade, David Locke Webster. Hale Gifford Knight was appointed Austin Teaching Fellow in Government, while Julius Klein was made an instructor in Latin-American History. Joseph Wright received the position of Superintendent of the Library of the Bureau of Research in Municipal Government, and Gordon Ware became Assistant Secretary for Employment...
...Austin Teaching Fellows for one year from September 1, 1914.--Edward Vere Brewer. A.M. (German): Sumner Cushing Brooks. S.B. (Botany); Clyde LeClare Grosse, A.B. (History); Leon Woodman Parsons. S.B. (Chemistry); John Kirtland Wright, A.B. (History...
Change of Titles.--Edward Logan Campbell, A.B. Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry. Clarence Bertrand Thompson '08, LL.B., A.B., Lecturer on Manufacturing. Charles Wadsworth, 3d. A.M., Assistant to the Director of the Wolcott Gibbs Memorial Laboratory...
Joel Dibble Austin '16, of Dorchester, won the first prize of $250 for the best undergraduate essay. His subject was "A Defense of Debussy." Joseph Vincent Fuller '14, of St. Paul, Minn., and Herbert Aaron Friedlich '15, of Toledo, O., were each awarded a second prize of $100. Their essays dealt respectively with "The Congresses of Troppau and Laybach," and "Taine's 'Origines de la France Contemporaine...
...interested in this sort of work should apply at once to M. E. Peabody 1G., Episcopal Theological School Lawrence Hall, Brattle street, or to P. G. M. Austin 1G., at Phillips Brooks House...