Word: deans
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Dean, a well known and fast racing man has entered the L. S. What with Messrs. Claflin, Dean, Thomson and Norton, some very fast riding ought to be done on the new track...
Freshman, overheard asking upper classman, "Do you make application to the dean for the tennis courts...
...instructor in Spanish for the ensuing academic year; and Robert H. Harrison, V. S., assistant surgeon of the veterinary hospital for the ensuing academic year; reappointing Barrett Wendell, A. B., instructor in English; appointing LeBaron Russell Bringgs, A. M., instructor in English; electing Henry Pickering Bowditch, M. D., dean of the medical faculty; electing Thomas Dwight, M. D., Parkman professor of anatomy. The following honorary degrees were also voted: Charles Babbidge, D. D.; Francis Amasa Walker, LL. D.; George Edward Ellis, LL. D. Ernest Jackson was appointed assistant inspector of college in place of Augustus P. Loring, declined...
...open to candidates for the degree of Ph. D. who are in need of pecuniary assistance, and who have been in residence at the university throughout the year. The assignment will be made near the close of the academic year. Applications are to be deposited in the dean's box on or before the last Wednesday in May, and will be referred to the committee on the Harris Fellowship and the Royee Scholarship. Voted by the faculty June 5, 1883. C. J. WHITE, Registrar...
...committee, who have had in charge the resignation of Pres. McCosh, as well as the proposed School of Philosophy, have decided to recommend to the board of trustees that the office of dean of faculty be temporarily established, and that Professor Murray be appointed to fill the position. They have so adjusted the duties that Dr. McCosh will be able to continue as president of the college and also organize the School of Philosophy. Dr. McCosh will be at the head of the college and also at the head of the new school, while he will be relieved of some...