Word: halls
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations. Thursday, January 25, (V) Anthropology 14 Peabody Mus. Astronomy 1 Harvard 5 Chemistry 6 Sever 5 English 24 Sever 17, 18 Fine Arts 3a Robinson 1 ft. Fine Arts 9a Fogg Lec. Rm. Geology 4 New Lec. Hall, Harvard 6 Geology 10 Sever 6 German 2a Sever 35, 36 German 26a Sever 36 Government 9 Emerson D Greek A Sever 30 History 2 Sever 6 History 23a Sever 18 History 30a Upper Mass. History 33 Upper Mass. Latin 15 Sever 30 Mathematics 22 Sever 29 Music 3 SeverSever...
...Robinson HallFine Arts 1a Fogg Lec. Rm.History 21 Harvard 5History 55 Harvard 5Latin 3 Harvard 2Latin 7 Harvard 2Mathematics 27 Harvard 3Mineralogy 14 Mineral Lab.Music 1 Upper Mass.Philosophy 24 Harvard 2Psychology 12 Emerson 23Wednesday, February 7. (II)Anthropology 1 Sever 17, 18Botany 2 Univ. Mus. 29Chemistry 2 New Leo. Hall Sever 30Comp. Literature 26 Emerson JEconomics 5a Harvard 2, 3Economics 8 Emerson JEconomics 13 Emerson JEnglish 1 Sever 23, 24Fine Arts 1f Pierce 304Fine Arts 20 Sever 37Fine Arts 5f Fogg Lec. Rm.Geology 16 Zool. Lec. Rm.German 1a I, II Sever 11German 21 Sever 11Government 27 New Lec. HallHistory...
President: Felix Whitman Knauth '18, of New York N. Y.; Henry Norwell MacIntyre '18 of Brighton; vice-president: Francis Alpine Hill, 2d, '18, of New Rochelle, N. Y.; Ralph Hall Howe, '19, Hyde Park; secretary: Henry Ests Small '19, of Plainfleld, N. J.; Henry Bellis Van Fleet '20, of Cincinnati, O.; treasurer: Lawrence Percival Hall '19, of Montclair, N. J.; Dominic William Rich '18, of New York, N. Y.; graduate advisory committee: Professor Robert Howard Lord...
...year a special oral examination to test their power of translating either French or German. Opportunity to take either or both of these examinations will be given in the afternoons, beginning Wednesday, January 17. All candidates who wish to take an oral examination must notify the Recorder, 4 University Hall, in writing on or before next Saturday...
...temporary non-commissioned officers. From that time on the work of the organization continued with drills for each company once a week in addition to the regular weekly lectures. Uniforms were secured and one thousand Krag-Jorgensen rifles were stacked in the Armory in the basement of Smith Hall, in charge of Private Streeter, U. S. A., the Regimental armorer. Captain Cordier had as his assistants Lieutenant Edwards, U. S. A., Corporal Walsh, U. S. A., the Regimental sergeant-major, Sergeant Gavigan, U. S. A., and Sergeant Bryan...