Word: bocher
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Until recently, Assistant Professor Bocher has been engaged in mathematical studies at Leipsie. He is now at the Riviera, but expects, before long, to travel through southern Europe Mr. Hayes is absent because of ill health...
...members of the Faculty are on leave of absence this year-Professors Greenough, Goodale, James, B. O. Peirce, Bocher, and Mr. J. J. Hayes...
...furthering of the French language in the colonies and in foreign lands," has been organized for the first year with Professor de Sumichrast as president. There will be ten meetings open to members at which the following men will speak: Professor de Sumichrast of Harvard, Professor F. Bocher of Harvard, Professor Desire Despradelle, M. Jules Cambon, ambassador at Washington, M. Gaston Deschamps of the "Temps." M. Louis Frechette of the "Societe Royale du Canada," and two others. These meetings will be held during the winter, beginning tomorrow at the Tuilerles, 270 Commonwealth avenue, Boston. Harvard men are eligible to membership...
Assistant - Professor Bocher will be absent on sabbatical leave, and all his courses are bracketed, except Course C and Half-course 121, which will be given respectively by Professor Byerly and by Assistant - Professor Osgood, who has been absent on leave this year. Mr. J. L. Coolidge will give Course D and will assist in Courses E and F. He will also offer a new course, 28, on "The Geometry of Position." Course 22, offered by Mr. Whittemore, is also new. It is entitled "Introduction to the Differential Geometry of Twisted Curves and Surfaces...
...third of the weekly teas given for students by the ladies of the Faculty, was attended by a considerable number of undergraduates and professors. Mrs. Eliot, Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Langdon, and Mrs. Smith formed the reception committee, and Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Francke, Mrs. W. H. Pickering, and Mrs. Bocher poured tea. Among the members of the Faculty who were persent were President Eliot, Professor Paine, Professor Francke, Professor Howard and Mr. Robinson...