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...Lecture on "The Life and Work of Tischendorf," by Professor Caspar Rene Gregory, D.D., LL.D., of the University of Leipsic, at Andover Seminary Building, Room...
Soon after his graduation, Dr. Bowditch took up medical research work in Paris under the famous Claude Bernard, and later under Ludwig in Leipsic. On his return to Boston in 1871 he was appointed assistant professor of physiology. Five years later he received the George Higginson chair, which he held until his retirement in 1906, when he was made professor emeritus. In 1883, at the time of the dedication of the buildings on Boylston street, he was made Dean of the Medical School. As Dean he made the school one of the foremost in the country...
...following American colleges and universities have contributed to the preparation of the present staff of the Bureau of Municipal Research of New York City: Amherst, Carleton, Chicago, Clark, Columbia, Cornell, DePauw, Harvard, Iowa, New York, Northwestern, Pennsylvania, Smith, Tufts. Berlin, Halle, Leipsic and the Sorbonne have added touches here and there. Just what part did colleges have in fitting the college graduates on our staff for municipal research? During the college days, neither their instructors nor themselves had ever contemplated a work such as that in which they are now engaged. Some of them prepared for law, others for teaching...
...GRADUATE SCHOOL. Meeting of members of the Graduate School and guests. Addresses by Professor Eduard Sievers, of the University of Leipsic, Professor Adolf Harnack, of the University of Berlin, and others. Faculty Room, University 5, 8 P. M. Open to Graduate Students, Officers of Instruction and Government, and invited guests...
...Chemical Society of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be held at the Technology Union, this evening at 8 o'clock. Professor A. A. Noyes, of the Institute of Technology, will address the meeting on "The New Process of Photographic Printing, designated 'Catatypy,' invented by Professor Ostwald of Leipsic, Germany." The speaker will describe the method, which is based on a purely chemical process entirely independent of exposure to any kind of light. Prints prepared by the process will be exhibited and illustrative experiments shown...