Word: britain
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...departments of education in all the New England colleges and universities will be represented, with the two exceptions of those in Yale and Mt. Holyoke, and the following will be present at the conference: President G.S. Hall, Ph.D., of Clark University: Professor H.H. Britain, of Bates; Professor M.C. Fernald, of Maine State College; Professor W.T. Foster '01, of Bowdoin; Professor W.B. Jacobs, of Brown; Mr. F.C. Lewis, of Dartmouth; Professor W.N. Warren, of Boston University: Miss M. Parker, of Simmons College, Boston: Miss E.K. Adams, of Smith College; Professor A.J. McKeag, of Wellesley College. Delegates from Yale and Mt. Holyoke...
...Boynton '00, instructor in metallurgy and metallography, was yesterday formally awarded one of the four "Carnegie Research Scholarships" of $100 by the Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain. He will carry on research work in iron and steel in addition to his duties as instructor...
Frederick Erastus Pierce P.G., of South Britain, Connecticut, prepared for college privately. While in college he held Woolsey, Callendar, and Waterman scholarships, and was class poet upon graduation in 1904. He won the J. H. Curtis prize, the third Ten Eyck prize in oratory, and the literary medal. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. He was on last year's team which defeated Princeton and was alternate two years ago. He is president of the Yale Debating Union...
...Peabody Museum has received a valuable collection of implements and weapons from a number of the islands in the Pacific. The collection was obtained by a sea captain many years ago from a German on one of the Marshall Island. It came originally from the islands of the New Britain Archipelago, Melonnesia...
...Chamberlain, right halfback, prepared at New Britain High School, where he played halfback. He is 19 years old, 5 feet 11 inches tall, and weighs 165 pounds...