Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...appointed Silliman professor of natural history and geology, at Yale, in 1850, and entered on the administration of the chair in 1855. Professor Dana became, about 1850, associate editor of the American Journal of Science and Arts, founded by the elder Silliman in 1819. Subsequent to the death of Professor Silliman he became its senior editor...
...review is the result of a conference held in New York last Saturday at the Reform Club, Twenty-seventh street and Fifth Avenue, of representatives of universities and colleges, for the purpose of discussing the advisability of establishing a journal that should cover all fields of history and make book reviews a special feature. Among those present were Professors Sloane of Princeton, Hart and Gross of Harvard, McMaster of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Stille, exprovost of the University of Pennsylvania; Professors Robinson, Munro and Cheney of Philadelphia, Dr. Friedenwald of Philadelphia, Professors Foster of Dartmouth, E. G. Bourne...
DEAR SIRS - I have addressed to the editor of the Boston Advertiser the following denial of the report published, in good faith, by that journal on Saturday morning, bearing upon the proposed experimental College Conference, now abandoned...
President Eliot's remarks on athletics have been severely criticised at Yale. In an interview published in yesterday's Journal, Professor Richards, a member of the Yale faculty, is quoted as saying that President Eliot is not well informed on football matters and that he fixes his mind on the evils of athletics and does not consider their beneficial side...
...scheme has recently been devised for supplying subjects for the student meetings. Printed forms accompanied by blank forms are sent out to various members of the society at the beginning of each month, asking them to look through some specified journal and fill out blank forms with lists of the most important articles appearing in the journals for the month. These lists are returned at the end of the month, looked over by the librarian and the executive committee, and posted in the L. S. S. reading room. From five to ten subjects are selected from these lists...