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Professor Moore was graduated from Marietta College of Ohio in 1877; from the Union Theological Seminary of New York in 1884, and later studied at Berlin, Gottingen and other foreign universities. In 1886 he was appointed pastor at Yonkers, N.Y., where he remained for three years. Then he accepted the pastership of the Central Congregational Church, of Providence, R.I., which he held until he came to Cambridge as Parkman Professor of Theology...
...Weir Smyth '78, Eliot professor of Greek literature, will lecture on "Alcaeus and Sappho" in Harvard 1 at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon. Professor Smyth was graduated from Swarthmore in 1876, and received a second A.B. from Harvard in 1878. He was awarded a Ph.D. at the University of Gottingen, Germany, in 1884. Before being appointed to his present position here, he was professor of Greek at Bryn Mawr...
...assistant in chemistry in the University in 1889, instructor in 1891, assistant professor in 1894, and professor in 1901. Since 1901 he has been chairman of the Division of Chemistry. He has studied chemistry in various German universities, and a few years ago was offered a professorship in Gottingen University...
Professor C. R. Lanman has recently been elected an honorary member of the Societe Asiatique of Paris, which was founded in 1821, and has an honorary membership of 29. He has also been elected to the Royal Society of Sciences of Gottingen, Prussia, founded in 1751. Four other Americans share the same honor: Mr. A. Agassiz '55, Professor C. Gross h.'01, Professor S. Newcomb '58, of Washington, and Professor Penfield, of Yale...
After leaving Oberlin College in 1876, where he was professor of Greek for some years after graduation Dr. Frost studied for a short time at Harvard and at Gottingen University, Germany. Since becoming president of Berea College in 1893 he has made distinctive work of adapting educational methods to conditions in the Southern mountains. The college which was formerly an institution for the education of negroes as well as the "poor whites" living in the corners of eight states along the Alleghany and Blue Ridge Mountains, is endeavoring to do for the people of that region what the Tuskegee...