Word: profs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Philology 1a Sever 17 Italian 7 Sever 17 Latin A 1 Sever 18 Mathematics A III Harvard 6 Philosophy 8a Emerson J Psycholoy 11 Emerson J Slavic 4 Sever 6 Social Ethics 3 Emerson J Zoology 6a Sever 5 2 O'CLOCK (XVII) Botany 10 Memorial Hall French 2 Prof. Whittem, 1 Memorial Hall Mr. Francon, 2, 14 Memorial Hall Mr. Pillionnel, 7 Memorial Hall Mr. Mellor, 6, 11, Emerson D Mr. Salmon, 8, 9 Emerson D Mr. Chapard, 4 Emerson J Mr. Raiche, 5 Emerson J Mr. Montsie, 15 New Lect. Hall Mr. Parcell, 12 New Lect. Hall...
...Fogg Lect. R. German 2 II, III Sever 11 German 3a Sem. Mus. 1 German 12a Sever 8 Government 8 Sever 6 Greek B 1 Sever 30 History 10a Harvard 2, 3 History 12 Memorial Hall History 56 Harvard 3 Latin 12 Sever 18 Mathematics A II Prof. Beatley, 1 Sever 17, 18 Mr. Brown, 2 Sever 19 Mr. Wexler, 3 Sever 20 Mathematics C II Dr. Stone, 1 Sever 32, 36 Mr. Hedlund, 2 Sever 35 Mr. Cairns, 3 Sever 35 Mr. Peterson, 4 Sever 32 Mathematics 4 Sever 29 Mathematics 8 Harvard 5 Meteorology 1 Geol. Lect...
...Howard Thurston, famed stage magician, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed believer in spiritualism, last week conducted a little dispute. "Prof." Thurston had said Sir Arthur was easy to fool. Sir Arthur wrote back: "Apparently he [Mr. Thurston] thinks it easy to fool his audience, but he certainly never fooled me." Mr. Thurston eagerly replied : "Harry Houdini had himself locked in a box on the stage, a canopy was thrown over the box and Houdini appeared outside. Sir Arthur made the remark that in the presence and hearing of about 300 magicians that Houdini had disintegrated his body, slipped through...
Cigar. At Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., Prof. Miller D. Steever, bet a "good cigar" that Roland S. Finley, senior student, could not get a job within 24 hours because "it was hard even for a man willing to work to get a job." This was to prove that unemployment was widespread in the U. S., "a serious indictment of our social organization...
Edited with an introduction by Prof. William C. Greene. A practically complete edition of Plato is offered in this judicious selection from all his work in the famous Jowett Translation. By its careful weaving together, the book offers a complete presentation of the human philosophy of Plato--of all philosophers the most sympathetic to the general reader...