Word: josiah
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...course of lectures by Professor Josiah P. Cooke announced in the University Calendar yesterday promise to offer the pleasantest of opportunities both of hearing Professor Cooke and of listening to five interesting talks on Early English History. Professor Cooke, though best known as one of the first of American chemists and author of the New Chemistry, has long been a profound student of English history and during trips abroad has made one of the most complete collection of photographs of historic buildings and places in this country, From this store the stereopticon views have been prepared which will illustrate...
...recent bequest of $220,000 to Harvard College. It seems that it had been her intention to build an observatory in Central Park, New York City, in honor of her late husband. The memorial was to be magnificently built and equipped. In talking over her project with Professor Josiah P. Cooke, head of the chemistry department, Mrs. Fogg learned that she would be unable to build, with the money she had for the purpose, an observatory as thoroughly and finely equipped as she had hoped. Professor Cooke then told her of the various Harvard museums and the work being done...
...JOSIAH P. COOKE.ALL members of the H. A. A. having claims for cups due from the college year of 1889-1890 will please send such claims to me before Jan. 21. All claims received after that date will be disregarded...
...JOSIAH P. COOKE...
...January number of the International Journal of Ethics is of particular interest to Harvard students of philosophy from the fact that it contains a long review by one of our professors, Josiah Royce, of a recent important publication by another professor, William James. Professor Royce commends the "Principles of Psychology" for its novel suggestions, its new outlook upon psychology, its wide range of comparative study and the help which it gives one towards desired many-sidedness of insight. He characterizes the method of the book as a curiously intermediate one among the various possible views as to the nature...