Word: philipe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Statesman Stimson gave a second talk on the peace and contentment of the Philip pines. Some rude soul asked him about their independence. Ever diplomatic, Statesman Stimson replied: "Mr. Hoover's election was received with great enthusiasm...
...Philip P. Chase '00, Director of the Summer School, states that the Colonial Club, formerly used by faculty members, visiting lecturers, and other officers of the School, will undergo extensive repairs throughout next summer when it is to be transformed into a club for University faculty members, and it will hence be unavailable for the Summer School. Mr. Chase is therefore especially pleased that through the kindness of the president and Graduate Governing Board of the Pudding Club, comfortable quarters for all those connected with the Summer School in an official capacity will be available...
Gustavus Hill Robinson '05, a professor in the Boston University Law School, will receive the Judah Philip Benjamin Research Fellowship while James Jacques Robinson, Professor of Law at the University of Indiana will be given the Brandeis Fellowship. The Sidney Thomas Fairchild Fellowship in the Law of Railroads and Other Public Utilities will be held during the coming year by Charles Lucien Baker Lowndes, a law professor at Georgetown University...
Among the examples of early printing are a leaf from Gutenberg's Bible, lent by Philip Hofer '21, a volume entitled "Catholica" by Joannes Balbus, an edition of the "Book of Ruth"; and the "Nurnberg Chronicle." Gutenberg's Bible though not dated, is fairly well established as being printed in about 1450. "Catholica" is an encyclopedic dictionary printed in 1460, probably by Gutenberg. The "Book of Ruth" which is on display was published at Mainz in 1462 by Peter Fust and John Schoeffer, the former being the man who financed Gutenberg's edition of the Bible. The "Nurnberg Chronicle...
...addition to the Oriental Exhibitions, the directors are calling attention to the collection of prints given by Philip Hofer '21, which supplements his gift of books to the Library. The prints cover a period of time from the fifteenth century to the present day and as great a range of subjects as illustrations for the Bible to dancing figures by Toulouse-Lautrec. Among them are woodcut book-illustrations, numbering more than 500. In many cases the whole page of the book is preserved, showing the cut in its setting on the page of text, an aid to the student...