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Professor Kirtley Mather has solved the problem of showing Mother Earth's growing pains to his students in vivid lecture room demonstrations. With only the 273 men in Geology 1 (formerly good old Geology 4 and 5) as his materials, he has created a successful and extremely spontaneous earthquake. Yesterday's lecture was the first at which seats for the course were assigned, and everyone promptly found their proper seats in the proper sections, guided by the directions chalked on the blackboard, LEFT--CENTRE--RIGHT. While Dr. Mather was chatting with his assistants before opening the mysteries of Geol...
Last Saturday, F. H. Crawford, professor of Physics, talked on a century of Progress in Physic over WBZ. Next Saturday evening, August 12, Harlow Shapley will give a condensed version of the talk which he will deliver at the Observatory Thursday evening. Professor Kirtley Mather will give the Geology lecture on August 19, H. E. Bent will discuss Chemistry during the last century on August 19, H. E. Bent will discuss Chemistry during the last century on August 26, and Professor MacDonald will speak on Biology on September...
...Kirtley Mather, professor of Geology, will deliver the first of a series of five afternoon lectures on scientific progress in the last 100 years, when he talks on "Progress in Discovering How the World Was Made" on Thursday afternoon. The lecture will be a popular survey of certain lines of geological advancement of knowledge over the last century, designed to give significance to those aspects of the Chicago "Century of Progress Exposition," which bear on geology. Professor Mather will speak in the Geological Lecture Room, in the University Museum at 4 o'clock, and will illustrate his talk with numerous...
...Astronomy with demonstrations and slides on July 13 at 4 o'clock. At the same time the following week, H. E. Bent, assistant professor of Chemistry, will outline parallel development in his fields. Each lecture will be accompanied either with experiments and demonstrations or lantern slides. On July 27, Kirtley F. Mather, professor of Geology, is scheduled to give a similar talk. F. H. Crawford, Assistant professor, will give the lecture on Physics on August 3, and Professor Roderick MacDonald will conclude the series on August 10 with a discussion of the important discoveries and progress made in the field...
...Kirtley Fletcher Mather, professor of Geology, will conduct the services this morning at 8.45 o'clock in Appleton Chapel of the Memorial Church...