Word: lands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Fine Arts 6, Sever 17 French 6, Sever 23, 24 French 6c, Sever 17 French 9, Sever 18 French 17 hf., Sever 18 German 1aII, Lawrence 1 German 29, Sever 35 Government 14, Sever 18 Greek 2, Sever 29 Greek 6, Sever 30 History 11b, Sever 36 Land. Arch. 7, Robinson Mathematics 6, Sever 35 Metallurgy 22, Sever 35 Mining 8, Pierce 209 Music 4, Holden Philosophy 11b, Emerson D Physics 4, Pierce 209 Physiology 1, Zool. Lecture Room, Pierce 202 Rom. Phil. 3, Pierce 209 Semitic 2, Harvard 6 Social Ethics 1, Emerson D Zoology 7c, Bussey Inst. Tuesday...
...much as they can and as often as they can, and to outdo foreign rivals. A system such as this is analogous to the one which the United States employed in building up our internal carriage, when Congress gave $70,000,000 and 200,000 acres of public land to the railroads. We now have one of the most wonderful railroad systems in the world; is this not a convincing test of the practicality and efficiency of judicious subsidizing...
...subsides are very dangerous, as they lead to corruption and fraud. Such was the case with the Pacific Mail S. S. Co. in 1873, when it used improper methods to get its subsidy raised; and such is the case with the Ward Line today. Likewise with the trusts on land, which have been substantially subsidized by the tariff. Also the lobby methods of the shipping interests are today being investigated...
...called the "Harvard Studies in Comparative Literature," has been founded by Professor W. H. Schofield, Ph.D. '93, professor of comparative literature. It will comprise works by Harvard graduates or instructors in the field of comparative literature. This will be taken to include studies of important works of whatever land, age, or character, in their relation not only to other literature, but also to history, philosophy, and the fine arts...
...care. In summer he lived at Newport where he had a nice house and an excellent laboratory, which was sometimes filled with students. He enjoyed his life at Newport, as the climate suited him and, although he did not go on the water much, he sailed a little near land...