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...Condell; Bernard A. DeVoto Occ., Saltonstall; Charles Estell Dickerson, Jr., '20, Bowditch; Kenneth G. Donald '21, Bowditch; Robert Bulman Drummey '21, William Whiting; Lofton Leland Dudley, Jr., '21; Bowditch; W. A. Duerr '21, Harvard College; Warren F. Eaton '22, Harvard College; Norman W. Elton '21, Class of 1841; Duncan Pomeroy Ferguson '22, Harvard College; Joseph B. Fischer '20, Class of 1856; Wyman P. Fiske '20, Harvard College; Robert C. Flack '21, Harvard College; Edwin Fleischmann '20, Harvard Coll.; Harold M. Flinn '21, Bowditch; Robert N. Ganz '21, Dana, of the Class of 1852; Arnold E. Grade '22, Burr; Frederick...
...Charles Pomeroy Parker and the Classical Tradition. Professor E.K. Rand...
...classes were suspended for an hour, yesterday during the funeral of Professor Charles Pomeroy Parker, which was held at St. John's Chapel. The Reverend George Hodges, D.D., '79 officiated and the University choir sang hymns. The honorary pall bearers were President Eliot, President Lowell, Professor C. J. White '59, Professor L. R. Briggs '75, Professor H. W. Smyth '78, Professor A. A. Howard '82, Professor C. H. Moore '89, Professor C. B. Gulick '90, Professor E. K. Rand '94, and Professor C. R. Lanman...
...death of Charles Pomeroy Parker, Harvard University loses one of her most valued professors, and the classic world is deprived of a scholar whose high character and ability has long been respected. As professor of Greek and Latin for fourteen years, he influenced the men who sat before him, not only instructing them from his wide knowledge, but inspiring them by his personality and leading them on to the more advanced fields of scholarship. Professor Parker loved the subject he taught, and what is exceptional, he was able to impart a like feeling of devotion to his students...
...interview with a representative of the CRIMSON last night, Professor Charles Pomeroy Parker, chairman of the Committee on Electives, stated that, though heartily in favor of the Military course he was not in favor of anyone's dropping another course in order to take this one. "Although the fact that no additional fee is charged for taking Military Science and Tactics 1 may prove an incentive for electing this course at the expense of some other," said Professor Parker, "I shall not as a rule be disposed to admit anyone under such circumstances...