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...Degrees of A.B. and S.B. with distinction in the Divisions and Departments of study named below, from the following Professors who will be present in the rooms and places indicated, from 9 to 12.30 o'clock, and from 2.30 to 4.30. 9--12.30 2.30--4.30 Ancient Languages Prof. Gulick Sever 28 Sever 28 Anthropology Prof. Tozzer Peabody Mus. 36 7 Bryant St. Biology Prof. H. W. Rand Zool. Lab. 45 Zool. Lab. 45 Botany Prof. Weston Univ. Mus. 29 Univ. Mus.29 Chemistry Prof. Baxter Coolidge Lab. 8 Coolidge Lab. 8 Classics Prof. C. H. Moore University 19 Univ...
...following is a list of the marshals: George Washington Cram '88, Gustavus Howard Maynadier '89, Charles Burton Gulick '90, Matthew Luee '91, Edward Waldo Forbes '95, John Lewis Bremer '96, George Henry Chase '96, John Homans '99, Paul Jeseph Sachs '00, Henry Aaron Yeomans '00, Henry Lyman '01, Francis Wells Hunnewell '02, Roger Irving Lee '02, Henry Asbury Christian, G. '03, John Livingston Lowes, G. '03, Francis Wield Peabody '03, Chandler Rathfon Post '04, Austin Wakeman Scott, L. '09, James Waterhouse Angell '18, Robert Earle Bacon, G. '18, David Mason Little, Jr. '18, Delmar Leighton '19, and Donald Kirk David...
...large attendance at Professor C. B. Gulick's masterly discourse on Plato a week ago is an indication of the popularity that the course will enjoy. The lectures are offered primarily as a guide to outside study on the part of Harvard and Radcliffe students, but they are so designed as to be of general interest...
...myself I truly believe that Plato has great things in store for the young man and young woman who will study him today," said Professor C. B. Gulick '90 yesterday afternoon in his lecture on the eminent Greek philosopher, whose writings like Shakespeare's furnish "a text for every discourse." The lecture was the first of a series on five great authors to be given on successive Wednesdays during the next month for the benefit of Harvard and Radcliffe students...
Professor Gulick warned his hearers that a legend has sprung up ascribing to Plato much that he never said nor believed--for example, the over-worked and entirely erroneous conception of Platonic love...