Word: haverford
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Professor Richards received his S.B. degree from Haverford in 1835, and in the following year received an A.B. degree from Harvard. Several years later, he earned his A.M. and Ph.D. degrees. He completed his studies abroad, studying at Gottingen, Leipsig, and Dresden...
...assistant professor of chemistry at Harvard from 1894 to 1901, and since 1901 he has been in charge of this department. Professor Richards has been honored by many universities. In 1905 Yale conferred upon him the degree of Sc.D., while he has been honored with other degrees from Haverford, Clark, and the Royal Bohemian University in Prague...
...Morley went to college at Haverford, Pennsylvania, and later spent three years in Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. Since then he has worked in publishing houses and on various metropolitan newspapers. A few years ago, he retired to give more of his time to writing...
...Morley is a graduate of Haverford College in Pennsylvania. He went to New College, Oxford, as a Rhodes Scholar for three years with A. P. Herbert, editor of Punch, and after his return to America he joined Doubleday, Page, and Co. At this time he also wrote for Philadelphia and New York papers. Journalism later attracted him from publishing, and his column, the "Bowling Green", in the New York Evening Post, was a feature of metropolitan newspapers...
...Manhattan to the hospital at Indian Harbor, Labrador, a unit of Dr. Wilfred Thomason Grenfells famed and farflung medical missions. The Marabel was laden with winter supplies for hard-working doctor- preachers. The women burned were Grenfell volunteers, the Misses Harriot Houghteling of Chicago, Ill., and Margaret Pierce of Haverford...