Word: professor
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following members of the Facutly are taking sabbatical years for 1897-98: C. L. Smith, Professor of Latin; E. S. Sheldon, Professor of Romance Philology; P. H. Hanus, Professor of History; H. K. Schilling, Professor of German; and R. Thaxter, Professor of Cryptogamic Botany...
...Professor Williston will not be back to take his courses at the Law School this year and Professor Williams will take his place in "Bills of Exchange" and "Promissory Notes," while Professor Ames will take charge of the course in "Contracts." The course in "Suretyship which was to have been under Professor Ames has been given to Charles B. Barnes, A. B., '90, L. L. D., '93. Professor Beale will have the course in Civil Procedure. For 1897-98 "carriers," under Professor Beale will be given as a one hour course...
...reproduction of the monument to Col. Shaw is the frontispiece of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine for September. There appear also the address in commemoration of Col. Shaw which were delivered last May by Major Henry L. Higginson '55, W. P. Garrison '61, Wm. Professor James '69, and President Booker T. Washington...
...portrait of the late Professor George Martin Lane appears in this issue...
...leading article of the number, a discussion of Professor James's teaching, is decidedly interesting, emphasizing the helpful arguments of "The Will to Believe" and explaining a formula of the writer's own on ethical learning. "Before a Statue of Achilles" is an entertaining poem by Mr. Santayana. The fiction of the number is composed of three short stories and an autobiographical sketch of French school life. "With the Morning," a story by H. M. Rideout is capitally written. The writer succeeds in making a readable tale out of an unpromising subject. On the whole the Monthly starts the year...