Word: distantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Dean Hurlbut's words are so much to the point that we take pleasure in quoting them at length. He says: 'Each year the ill-arranged Christmas recess brings a chorus of protests from students and parents, ever increasing as the number of students from more distant parts of the country grows, and imposing upon the administrative officers of the College a heavy burden from which they escape battered, worn, and fatigued by endless arguments (to which they must not yield) only when the last hour of class-room work has come. These protests, and the subject itself...
...wife. At his father's death he was put in charge of the Museum, and carried on the work according to his father's ideas and his own. From that time forward he went away every winter on various excursions and, as time passed, these excursions were to distant parts of the world...
...University Museum is open to inspection by students of the University and their friends between 3 and 5 o'clock on the afternoons of this week. Professor J. B. Woodworth '94 or a representative will be present to explain the seismograph and to show the records obtained of distant earthquakes. The Students' Meteorological Observatory, on the roof of the Geological Museum, is also open for inspection at the same hours as the Seismographic Station. Professor R. DeC. Ward '89 or Mr. W. G. Reed, Jr., '06 will be present to explain the use of the instruments...
...University Museum is open to inspection by officers of the University and their families between 3 and 5 o'clock on the afternoons of this week. Professor J. B. Woodworth '94 or a representative will be present to explain the seismograph and to show the records obtained of distant earthquakes. During next week the station will be open for inspection by students of the University at the same hours. The Students' Meteorological Observatory is also open for inspection at the same hours as the Seismographic Station. Professor R. DeC. Ward '89 or Mr. W. G. Reed, Jr., '09 will...