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Professor G. W. Pierce is director of the Laboratory, and he and Dr. E. L. Chaffee will have direct charge of the work carried on there...
Several changes, intended to increase the Catalogue's interest, have been introduced this year by Mr. Charles Chester Lane '04, Director of the University Press, who has had charge of the publication of the volume. A list of all those who have held professorships in the University, under the heading of named professorships, has been substituted, at the beginning of the book, for the long lists of professors, tutors, instructors and other officers of the Uni- versity which have appeared in earlier issues. This list is supplemented by a longer alphabetical list of all officers of instruction and administration...
Several changes, intended to increase the volume's interest, have been introduced this year by Mr. Charles Chester Lane '04, Director of the University Tress, who has had charge of the production...
...started work on the summer advertising campaign, plans for the re-organization of the publicity department are in preparation and the stage management has begun negotiations with a prominent theatrical coach to take charge of the fall play. It is hoped that a worthy successor to Dr. Ordynski, director of the three plays presented this April, may be found...
Among the more recent books of greater interest are "Chaucer and His Poetry," by Professor G. L. Kittredge '82; "Some Aspects of the Tariff Question," by Professor F. W. Taussing '79; "The Trust Problem," by E. Dana Durand, recently Director of the United States Census; "Essays in Social Justice," by Professor T. N. Carver; and "The Governemnts of France, Germany, and England," by President Lowell...