Word: chiefs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...caucuses, bosses and city ownership, has recently gone to press and will soon be brought out by Longmans, Green and Company; and a narrative "School History of the United States," for use in secondary schools, will soon be published by the American Book Company. Professor Hart, as editor-in-chief, is also preparing for publication a co-operative history of the United States, in twenty-six volumes to be issued by Harper and Brothers under the general title "The American Nation. A History from Original Material by Associated Scholars." Each volume will have about three hundred pages and besides...
...Civil Service Reform Association of New York City announces an examination to be held in that city on January 23, 1903, for the position of Civil Service Examiner at a salary of $2400, and for the position of Assistant Chief Examiner at a salary...
...December 29 the American Chemical Society, one of the largest bodies affiliated with the American Society for the Advancement of Science, held its first business meeting and election of officers. The principal address was made by Dr. E. A. De Scweinitz chief of the biochemic division of the Department of Agriculture...
...plan calls for the holding of Commencement one week earlier than has been customary. Therefore the Yale game in Cambridge would come one week ahead of the game in New Haven, or two days sooner than it does under the present arrangement. This, I think, disposes of the chief prop on which the communication rested. There remains the conflict of the boat race and Phi Beta Kappa Day. That problem is still unsettled, and if enough Phi Beta Kappa men object to the conflict, the boat race might be put off till Friday. This would still gather all the Class...
This series, of which Professor Baker is editor-in-chief, will, when completed, comprise over fifty volumes, and will include all the leading English dramas from 1590 to the present day. Each volume will be edited by a specialist and will contain beside the unexpurgated text of one or more plays, a complete bibliography, a critical introduction, and a brief biography of the author. Among the special editors are Professor J. B. Fletcher '87, and Mr. T. Hall, Jr., 93, instructor in the English department. The first volumes will appear sometime between Christmas and Easter...