Word: cabote
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...following article, written for the Crimson by Dr. Ralph Monroe Eaton, Ph.D. '15, Instructor and Tutor in the Department of Philosophy and Psychology of the University, is the second of the series of articles on the choice of a field of concentration. On May 8 Dr. Richard C. Cabot '89 in the first article of the series explained the aim of Social Ethics. In the same manner Dr. Eaton here considers the purpose of the study of Philosophy and Psychology, and the relation of the department to the individual concentrating in that field...
Other speakers of the evening included C. P. Curtis '13, newly elected member of the Harvard corporation, and Mr. George Wigglesworth '74, who was Judge Cabot's predecessor as president of the Governing Board of the Union. Brief speeches were also given by E. G. Lowry '25, Vice President this year, and J. J. Maher '26, who has just been elected to succeed him in that position next year. At the close of Lowry's next year. At the close of Lowry's talk, the results of the recent elections for the undergraduate committee for next year were announced...
...guest of honor, and the principal speaker of the evening was President Emeritus Eliot. He was introduced by Judge F. P. Cabot '90, president of the governing board of the Union, and devoted his address to personal reminiscences of Major Higginson and to a description of the "durable elements of the Harvard spirit" which the Harvard Union has helped to preserve and strengthen...
Judge F. P. Cabot '90, President of the Union as well as an Overseer of the College, will preside at the dinner and speak. The dinner this year will be formal and dinner coats will be worn. This is being done in accordance with the effort to make the annual Union dinner an event of consequence in the college year, comparable to the annual dinner given by Harvard Clubs...
...following article, written for the Crimson by Dr. Richard Clarke Cabot '89, Professor of Social Ethics in the University, is the first of a series of similar articles which will be published by the Crimson through the spring. The series is designed to supplement the pamphlet published by the Crimson in 1922 on the choice of a field of concentration. On March 12, the general purpose of the system and the scope of these articles on the several fields was explained in the Crimson by Dean C. N. Greenough...