Word: profs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Fine Arts 5k Fogg Large Lect. Rm. French 9 Aleta-Livermore Sever 35 Nutz-Young Sever 36 Geography 3 Sever 6 Geology 13b Sever 6 Geology 16 Sever 6 German 1a Mr. Bennett, II Harvard 5 Mr. Lewis, III Harvard 5 Mr. Zipf, IV Harvard 5 German 2 Prof. Linder, II Harvard 2 Prof. Cawley, III Harvard 2 German 12b Harvard 2 Government 8 Emerson J Government 10b Emerson J Greek B, I Sever 30 History 10a Harvard 6 History 12 Emerson D History 56b Harvard 6 Indic Philology 7 Sever 17 Latin 12 Sever 17 Mathematics A II, sects...
...Lect. Hall English 61 Harvard 3 Fine Arts 5k Fogg Large Lect. Rm. French 9 Sever 35, 36 Geography 3 Sever 6 Geology 13b Sever 6 Geology 16 Sever 6 German 1a Mr. Bennett, II Harvard 5 Mr. Lewis, III Harvard 5 Mr. Zipf, IV Harvard 5 German 2 Prof. Lieder, II Harvard 2 Prof. Cawley, III Harvard 2 German 12b Harvard 2 Government 8 Emerson J Government 10b Emerson J Greek B, I Sever 30 History 10a Harvard 6 History 12 Emerson D History 56b Harvard 6 Indic Philology 7 Sever 17 Latin 12 Sever 17 Mathematics...
...Geol. Lect. Rm. Economics 1b Geol. Lect. Rm. Economics, 6a Sever 11 Education B Pierce 110 English A-3 Emerson D English 33 Fogg Large Lect. Rm. English 83 Fogg Large Lect. Rm. Fine Arts 2c, 2d Fogg Museum Fine Arts 15d Fogg Small Lect. Rm. French 6 Prof. Allard, 2 Harvard 6 Mr. Lincoin, 5 Aleta-Greenburg Harvard 3 Hoguet-Wilbor Harvard 5 Prof. Morize, 1 Harvard 2 Mr. Penny, 4 Harvard 6 Dr. Webster. 3 Harvard 5 Geology 14 Sem. Mus. 1 German 28 Sever 29 Greek 2 Sever 29 History 15 Sever 23 History 17b Mallinckrodt...
...Junior, has known for his worst enemies those grad students who are also interested in Romantic poetry; who, when all should be feasting and fun and senior singing, trails dismally from Seminary to Seminary, and finds at last, broken, that the only copy has been taken away by a Prof. --Princetonian
More effective than the praise which professional Prohibitors heap upon the job that gives them their daily bread, was a temperate, well-seasoned statement filed by Prof. Irving Fisher, Yale economist. Professor Fisher adroitly admitted most of the facts against which Wets have complained but insisted that even these facts do not outbalance the larger benefits of Prohibition. He charted the rise and fall of Prohibition as follows...