Word: deane
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...students; but owing to the great need of enlargement, and the great development of costly laboratory instruction, the income of the School has for two years fallen short of its expenses. The Faculty has voted to admit women graduates of medicine to the graduate courses of the School. The Dean then mentions the need of dormitories and a dining hall for the School...
...Dental School had, in 1894-95, 80 students divided into three classes, and 31 instructors. Professor Eugene H. Smith was, in December of the current year, chosen Dean of the Dental Faculty...
...first place the President announces the deaths of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Professor in the Medical School for thirty-five years; Thomas Motley, instructor in farming since 1870; Thomas Henderson Chandler, Professor of Mechanical Dentistry since 1871, and appointed Dean of the Dental School in 1874; Leverett Saltonstall, who served three terms on the Board of Overseers; Fred Homer Woodcock, Instructor in Mechanical Dentistry since 1893. He then mentions the resignation of William Crowninshield Endicott, a Fellow of the Corporation since...
...President then speaks of the resignation of Professor Dunbar as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, which position he had held since 1890, and also of the appointment of Professor Peirce to take his place...
Professor Peirce's Report for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences shows that the membership of the Faculty has increased by two, three members having left and five new ones having been added. The Dean calls attention to the fact that in courses intended primarily for undergraduates the amount of change from year to year is relatively small, while the list of more advanced courses is constantly undergoing important modifications...