Word: lymans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...friendly competition with all other research institutions, but especially with California Institute of Technology. From the white buildings of M. I. T. the visiting physicists and opticians proceeded out tawdry Massachusetts Avenue to the red buildings of Harvard University, to whose professor emeritus of physics, Dr. Theodore Lyman, they gave the Frederick Ives Medal, and where they heard learned discourse. Dr. Albert Wallace Hull of General Electric described two meticulous counters:1) the device of Dr. Merle Anthony Tuve of the Carnegie Institution (TIME, Feb. 8), which measures a current of one electron per second, smallest current measured...
During the meeting Theodore Lyman '97, Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Emeritus, and Director of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory, was awarded the Frederick Ives medal for outstanding work in Physics. The Ives medal was created in honor of the late Frederick Ives by his son, Herbert S. Ives, of the Bell Telephone laboratories in New York City...
...wish their alma mater turned into an advanced institution where everybody studies, studies, studies, most alumni of Stanford University were pleased last week. Acting President Robert Eckles Swain announced that the trustees had voted to abandon the plan which the late David Starr Jordan, Herbert Hoover and Ray Lyman Wilbur had favored: gradual elimination of the lower divisions of Stanford to make it a higher institution like Johns Hopkins...
...Sullivan & Cromwell, for he was leader of the Defense. Lawyers know him for his defense of New York Life Insurance Co. against Russian policyholders. On the United States side the prosecuting attorneys had all the seats they wanted for they were only two: James Lawrence Fly, 33. and Walter Lyman Rice, 28. Tall, blond, assured, these two young men, both Harvard Law School graduates, eyed the weighty defense counsel with unruffled composure...
...Ronald T. Lyman, of Boston, has been assisting the committee in the preparation of a list of patronesses and the names of those on the receiving line will be announced in a few days. The members of the dance committee are E. B. Cole '32, F. M. Dearborn '33, N. B. DeNood '33, T. K. Dunstan '33, R. W. Emory '35, R. S. Hurburt '35, H. B. Johnston '34, T. F. Locke '35, Samuel Powell, Jr. '32, and J. L. Swarts...