Word: bockings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
What the current delegation lacks in absolute face cards, as compared to that of 1935, is compensated by weight other of numbers. Besides President Conant other officers now in Indiana Include Deans Hanford, Chase, Plimpton, Deans-elect Landis and Williams, Professors Henderson, Mayo, Dill, T. N. Whitehead, Doctor Bock. Professor-emeritus Taussig and Secretary to the University Little...
...Arlie V. Bock, head of the Department, said yesterday that he was "disgusted" by the proceedings and that if the perpetrators were apprehended he would recommend their dismissal unless there were a number of extenuating circumstances in the case...
Faculty members of the group which handed down yesterday's ruling are William J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics, Chairman; Dean Hanford '17; Chester N. Greenough '98, instructor in English; and Arlie V. Bock, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene. Graduates on the Committee are William Edmunds '00, George Whitney '07, and Charles C. Buell '23; while George S. Ford '37, Walter B. Page, 2nd '37, and Robert B. Watson '37 represent the undergraduates...
...letter which was sent to President Conant, the director of athletics, William J. Bingham '12, the Dean of the Law School, James M. Landis, the Corporation, the Board of Overseers, and the Hygiene Building through Arlie V. Bock, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene, as well as others, the committee made plain that they desired that a wholly new plan of athletics be put into force for the Law School...
...Arlie V. Bock is squarely behind the proposals, believing that the number of Law School men who come to the Infirmary is directly due to the lack of athletic facilities. Another prime mover in the activity is James A. McLaughlin, professor of law, who was mainly responsible for the opening of Hemenway Gymnasium. It is also thought that the dean of the Law School is behind the movement. Dean Pound did not sympathize with such activities among the Law School students, believing that they should spend all their time on their studies, but both Landis and the acting dean, Morgan...