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...each department, men are interested in the temperatures of things they can't touch, Professor Donald H. Menzel wants to explain the temperature of the corona, a collar of thin gas around the sun. Professor Louis C. Graton wants to find the temperature of geyser holes...
...same time the University announced three other appointments, effective September 1, 1942. Dr. Arthur S. Pease, Professor of Latin, as Pope Professor of Latin, to succeed Dr. Edward K. Rand, who retires to become Professor Emeritus; Dr. Louis C. Graton, Professor of Mining Geology, as Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology, to succeed Dr. Reginald A. Daly, who retires to become Professor Emeritus; and Dr. Richard H. Follis, Jr., (M. D. Johns Hopkins '36), as Associate in Pathology at the Harvard Medical School...
...host of well-liked courses are offered. Beginning with Professor Matther's introductory Geology I, a good bet even if one is not concentrating in the field, the list includes Professor Graton's Mining Geology (10). Associate Professor Billing's fundamental Structural Geology (2), and Mather's Geology of Petroleum (17a). With Professor Daly now emeritus, this Principles of Geology (21a) will be bracketted...
...Louis C. Graton, and Ernest B. Dane Jr., to build a microscope especially adapted for the study of ores...
Before you get through with the field you ought to drop in on Professor Romer in Paleontology 4b. Romer is an eminent man in his field and one of the personalities in the department. There's a difference of opinion on Graton in the first half of 10; some of the students consider him to be a great man but others can't seem to take him seriously. Gibson is more infomal in the second half of the course...