Word: lecturere
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At a meeting of the President and Fellows held on December 14 the resignation of Herman Frank Vickery '78, as Instructor in Medicine was received and accepted, and the following appointments were made: Stephen O'Meara, as Lecturer on Municipal Police Administration, and David Abram Ellis '93, as Lecturer on...
The following were appointed as Instructors in the Dental School; Ernest Earl Carle, D.M.D. '96, Benjamin Howard Codman, D.M.D. '90, Arthur Allen Libby, D.M.D. '99, Leslie Herbert Naylor, D.M.D. '90, Charles Erwin Parkhurst, D.M.D. '97, and Frank Perrin, D.M.D. '77, in Operative Dentistry; Arthur Warren Eldred, D.M.D. '90, and Nels...
These appointments were made: Frederick S. Haurmett 3G., as Assistant in Comparative Anatomy; Carlon Ten Brocck M. D. '13 as Assistant in Comparative Pathology; David Cheever '97 as Associate in Surgery; Henry Joseph FitzSimmons '03, as Fellow in Orthopedic Surgery; Ernest Granville Crabtree M. D. '12, as Fellow in Surgery...
Mr. Laurence Binyon, of the British Museum, well known as a poet, lecturer and writer on the fine arts, will give a lecture on "The Art of Asia" at the Fogg Art Museum, this evening at 8 o'clock. The lecture will be open to the public.
Dr. Charles Sedgwick Minot, B.S. '78, internationally famous as an anatomist, author and lecturer, died Thursday at the age of 62 at his home in Milton, after an illness of several months. A graduate of Technology and with various degrees received from Harvard, Yale, Toronto, St. Andrews and Oxford, Dr...