Word: harte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...academic hour this morning, and thanks to Dr. de Bosis' titles I shall be forced to mention little more than the best, is at 10 o'clock. In Biology I Professor Parker will lecture in the Geological Lecture-Room on the forms of animals, their shapes and complexities. Professor Hart will lecture at the same time in Widener N in Government 14b on tropical expansion and sea power from 1890 to 1914, front the point of view of American diplomatic history...
Hubbard. The great black legs of De Hart Hubbard have made him famed wherever legs are discussed. But it was not expected that these pistons would perform any prodigies in the American Legion track meet in Boston last week. Mr. Hubbard needs to be out of doors to run well. He does not feel free or limber under a roof. His great black legs also prefer spikes and a cinder track to rubber sneakers and a smooth armory floor. Yet Mr. Hubbard, who holds the world's broad-jump record, won the 50-yard dash, finished second...
...have always had professors enough teaching history as a dead record: but men like Albert Bushnell Hart, who relate it to the events of today and tomorrow, are too rare. Prof Hart's position as a dean of his profession has been recognized ever since he completed his editorship of the greatest co-operative history of the United States yet written, the American Nation Series. His own list of historical works is creditable. But it is the arena where history is in the making that has most attracted him. It it noteworthy that most of his titles deal with contemporary...
Those who didn't like progressivism, or Prohibition enforcement, or the League, or a peaceful attitude toward Japan, sometimes said Prof. Hart was a bore. But he had a real and useful influence. His resignation after forty-three years at Harvard will leave him all the freer for outside labors. The World
...resignation of Professor Albert Bushnell Hart from the University has as its most minor result the edict from the managing editor bidding me to cramp my style this morning. Professor Hart has long been a friend to academic vagabonds, and it would be hard to give him higher praise than to say that he has given many of them a purpose and a reason in their strolling...