Word: offerings
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Trial of the plan at Harvard has been delayed until the present time, in order to make it possible to offer new courses which should be cheaper, of more convenient length, and better calculated to appeal to Harvard men than any already existing...
...general plan for the use of these new outline courses is to offer them to all men living in dormitories, and where ever in a hall or entry the residents care to organize among themselves a small group for discussion of questions raised by the courses, or moral and religious problems in general, to provide a leader for the class, if desired. Groups of this sort meeting for informal discussion for an hour a week, have already been formed in Weld, Matthews, Thayer, Ridgely, Hastings, Waverley and Shepherd's Block. Some of these have followed a course, others their...
...eight lectures will cover the ground of M. Le Braz's researches and offer a varies choice of subjects relating to the land of Brittany. Commencing with a description of Brittary and the bretons the course will discuss the relation of the breton genius to that of other Celtic peoples the breton literature Brittany's part in French history; and the influence which Brittany has exerted over such famous writers as Chateaubriand, Renan, Michelet, Flaubert, Taine, and Loti, concluding with an estimate of the Celtic Renaissance on French literature...
Each candidate must announce in writing his intention to offer himself for examination. This announcement must be made, not later than February 1, to Professor H. N. Fowler, Cleveland, Ohio, chairman of the committee on fellowships for the school at Athens; and to Professor J. C. Rolfe, Philadelphia, Pa., chairman of the committee on fellowships for the school at Rome, respectively. Blanks will be sent to each candidate which must be filled out and returned to the chairman before February...
...addition to the regular scholarships, given for the past two years, the Messrs. Mallinckrodt of St. Louis, offer the sum of $500 for the year 1906-07 to a student of chemistry in the Graduate School, on condition that he serve the subsequent year in the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works at a suitable salary. The student must have taken at least Chemistry 5, 6, 9 and 10, and must take or have taken Chemistry 11. This stipend of $500 will be repeated yearly to different candidates under similar conditions until further notice. Applications should be sent to Professor T. W. Richards...