Word: marsh
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...geological excursions will be given for them; two in each week for six consecutive weeks. The fee for each will be $2.50. The arrangements are not yet complete, but the excursions will come in the following order: Medford, Prospect Park, Waverly, Beach Brook, Cambridge Clay Pits, North Quincy Tide Marsh, Almshouse Quarry, Hobbs Brook, Riverside Terraces, Nantasket, Clifton, Arlington Heights, Melrose. In addition to these excursions visits will be made once a week to large industrial firms in the neighborhood of Boston, and so far arrangements have been made for inspections of Ginn & Company, publishers, Curtis & Davis Soap Company...
...length. Soldiers Field will then be fenced in on all sides except the one towards Brighton. The fence will be built by the University, but its cost will be defrayed by the Metropolitan Park Commission in exchange for a grant of forty-six acres of ground from the Longfellow marsh. The whole structure is expected to be completed by the end of this summer...
...statement in a recent issue that Professor Marsh will lecture next year in the new course in Comparative Literature offered by the French Department was a mistake. Professor Marsh resigned his position last year to go into business, and is in no way connected with the University...
...first Yard concert by the Band will be given on Thursday, May 24. G. F. Furlong '00 has resigned from the position of leader and G. Marsh '01 has been appointed in his place...
Several changes will be made next year in the Department of French, as is shown by the recent pamphlet of courses. Undoubtedly the most important of these is the founding of a professorship in Comparative Literature, since it involves a rearrangement of several courses. Professor A. R. Marsh will be the lecturer in this course for the year 1900-01; and the aim will be to give students a clear and comprehensive idea of the development of European literature, from the Middle Ages to the middle of the nineteenth century. With a view to securing better system in the arrangement...