Word: cruft
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Pierce 304 Eng. 56 (Eng. Sci. 7b) M.W.F. at 11 Pierce 304 Eng. 91, M.W.F. at 9 Pierce 213 Eng. 150, M.W.F. at 10 Pierce 216 Eng. 208, M.W.F. at 11 Pierce 208 Eng. 220, M.W.F. at 11 Pierce 202 Eng. 222 (Physics 4b) T.Th.S. at 9 Cruft Lab. Eng. 226, T.Th.S. at 10 Cruft Lab. Eng. 320, T.Th.S. at 10 Pierce 208 Eng. 331, M.W.F. at 12 Pierce 311 Eng. 350, T.Th.S. at 12 Pierce 202 Eng. 351, T.Th.S. at 9 Pierce 111 Eng. 402, (Government 31) M.W.F. at 10 Pierce...
Today 9.15 A. M. Engineering 111Pierce 302 Engineering 225 Cruft Lab. Engineering 400 Pierce 202 Engineering 450 Pierce...
...interested in the proposition and undertook to finance it. Professor Chaffee then began research work to determine if sand particles could be electrically charged, and if so what was the most practicable method of obtaining this charge. All of these experiments were carried on by Professor Chaffee at the Cruft Laboratory at the University with the help of Mr. R. O. Chaffee '17. the two brothers invented a revolving nozzle, which rotates by centrifugal force, and causes the sand to fly out. This nozzle contains an internal and an external electrode, and is driven by an alternating generator installed...
...Wednesday evening, the plan was favorably discussed by the Athletic Committee, but no definite action was taken. A committee was appointed, consisting of Professor G. W. Pierce; director of the University wireless station at the Cruft laboratory; J. W. D. Seymour '17, secretary to the University; and F. W. Moore '92, graduate treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association. This committee, which has been given complete authority in the matter, will investigate the Wireless Club's proposal further and come to some definite decision, probably before the end of the year...
Professor G. W. Pierce, A.M. 01, Rumford Professor of Physics, and Director of Cruft Memorial Laboratory in the University will give the second of a series of lectures under the auspices of the Physics Department, this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, in Jefferson Physical Laboratory on "Vibrations of High Frequency with Applications to Radio Communication, with Demonstrations...