Word: profs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Anopolsky to Iselin Sever 5 Jones to Willelt Sever 6 Geology 14 Sever 23 German 1b Sever 11 German 5 Sever 23 History 8 Sever 24 History 9 Emerson 1 History 53b New Lect. Hall Hist, of Religions 3 Sever 18 Latin D Mr. Mossenger, 1 Sever 17 Prof. Greene, 2 Sever 18 Latin 1 Sever 23 Mathematics 2 II Zool. Lect. Rm. Mathematics 5b Zool. Lect. Rm. Music 3a Music Bldg. Philosophy 10 Emerson D Physics 16a Zool. Lect. Rm. Semitic 13. Sever 18 Social Ethics 6 Emerson D Spanish 5 Sever 29 Zoology 15 Zool...
...Classical Philol. 36 Sever 17 Economics 3 Adams to Hobson Harvard 5 Hoffman to Wolbarsht Harvard 6 Economics 11 Harvard 2 English 16 Emerson J English 25 Emerson J Fine Arts 10b Robinson Hall French 5 Sever 17 French 11 Sever 30 French 27 Emerson D German C Prof. Bierwirth's section 1 Sever 23 Dr. Howe's section 2 Sever 24 Dr. Silz's section 3 Sever 29 German H Sever 5 Government 6 Sever 35 History 60 Sever 17 Indo Philol, 1b Widener A Latin A Sever 18 Mathematics A III Sever 18 Mathematics C I Zool. Lect...
...Herb. Chemistry 11 Addinall to Olive Sever 17 Parsons to White Sever 18 Chinese 1 Sever 30 Chinese 2 Sever 30 Economics 6b Sever 29 English 28 New Lect. Hall English 33 Alberts to Gratwick Emerson A Grayes to Pilpel Emerson D Ploscowe to Zink Emerson F French 6 Prof. Morize, 1 Harvard 6 Prof. Allard, 2 Harvard 3 Prof. Mercler, 3 Harvard 2 Mr. Raiche, 4 Harvard 5 Prof. Hawkins, 5 Harvard 5 Government 14 Harvard 2 Greek 2 Sever 30 Greek 12 Sever 30 History 53 Harvard 3 Hist. of Science 1 Sever 18 Italian 1 Emerson...
...Basle, Prof. W. E. Weiss of Manchester has just finished a season as guest of Prof. Senn. The Swiss had opportunity to attend his course of lectures on the structure of fossil plants found in the Lancashire coal mines. Also, he was an honorary member of the Basle faculty, he attended its meetings, learned its methods...
Next season, Prof. Senn will be guest at Manchester. He will lecture to the English students on the physiology of Alpine plants. This scheme of successive visits, as opposed to simultaneous exchange, is less disrupting to the organization of a department than is the installation of a new official, strange to the ways of his hosts...