Word: iceland
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...Geological Department intends to send two parties to Iceland the coming summer under the direction of Professor T. A. Jaggar '93 and Dr. W. C. Farabee, instructor in anthropology. Mr. V. Stefansson 1G., who has visited the country before, will leave here on May 25 to complete the arrangements. Professor Jaggar, who is conducting a party of all men interested in geology, will sail a few days later. He expects to reach north Iceland by June 16, in time to see the midnight...
...meeting of the Geological Conference last night, Professor T. A. Jaggar '93 outlined his plan for the proposed geological trip which he will lead to Iceland during the summer. On or about May 25, the party will leave Boston for Liverpool. On June 10 it will leave Leith, Scotland, by Steamer and will make a circuit of the island, stopping at places of interest on the coast, and finally landing at Reykjavik, whence a trip will be made north ward over the island on foot or horseback. The party will return by steamer to Reykjavik and then to Leith after...
...meeting of the Geological Conference, to be held in the Geological Lecture Room of the University Museum this evening at 8 o'clock, Professor T. A. Jaggar '93 will give the details of a trip to Iceland which he intends to take early in the summer. The object of the excursion will be the study of the volcanic phenomena of the island. Any students, whether or not, doing advanced work in geology, who wish to take the trip, may have it counted as Geology 3 in the Summer School curriculum. Although the trip may be considered an equivalent to this...
Professor Jaggar will leave Cambridge in May, but men may meet him in June, either in Iceland, or in Scotland where the start will be made. Exclusive of the trip to and from Iceland, the expedition will last a little over a month...
...GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. Papers: "Partly Submerged Islands in Lake Erie," Mr. I. Bowman (15 minutes). "The Volcanoes, Geysers, and Glaciers of Iceland; a proposed Harvard Excursion for the Summer of 1905," Professor T. A. Jaggar (40 minutes). Geological Lecture Room...