Word: research
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...position of importance which the Yale School of Forestry has reached has been well outlined by Professor J. W. Toumey, Professor of Forestry in Yale University. He shows that this school was organized to assist through research and technical training in establishing the permanency of forest industries. Although founded as late as 1900, the school is the oldest technical forest school in the country, and since its foundation 21 other institutions of collegiate rank have established departments of forestry and offer technical training leading to a professional degree. Of these schools of forestry 11 are now headed by graduates...
...Medallic Harvard," by Dr. Malcolm Storer '85, is an account of the various medals which have been used in the University as prizes and scholastic trophies as well as the medals of the various undergraduate organizations and clubs. The catalogue shows accurate historical research, and it is illustrated with pictures of several medals, notably that struck in honor of President Eliot...
...Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts: Sidney Fiske Kimball '09, of Dorchester; Bayard Cutting Fellowship; James Louis Moore 2G., of Emaus, Pa.; Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship: Clarence Kennedy 1G., of Philadelphia, Pa.; Rogers Fellowships: Kenneth John Conant 1 S.A., of Two Rivers, Wis.; George Edwin Plaisted, Jr., 2G., of Malden; Parker Fellowships: Abraham Aaron Roback 4G., of Montreal, Que.; Glen Harwood Spangler 3G., of Los Angeles, Cal.; Reginald George Trotter 2G., of Toronto, Ont.; John Harvard Fellowship: Ralph Monroe Eaton 2G., of Stockton, Cal.; Philip H. Sears Scholarship: John Edward Anderson 2G., of Laramie, Wyo.; Robert Treat Paine Fellowship: Niles...
...follows: One Persian miniature; one late Byzantine miniature; one sixteenth-century Italian brocade; reproductions of Japanese works of art; two Japanese prints; wood block engraved by Timothy Cole; Japanese book; 37 engravings and etchings; 228 books; 196 photographs; 2485 slides; $75 prizes for drawing and painting; $2000 annual Research Fellowship in Fine Arts. The most important exhibitions were those of early Italian engravings. Spanish paintings, lithographs, English water colors, and drawings by Old Masters...
...hoped, will be the most valuable, as it will be the most unique year in the School. It will correspond approximately to the clinical year which is now being added to our best medical schools. It is proposed to make the courses in this third year not alone research courses in the more refined and difficult principles underlying business practice, but also practical courses where each student will have an opportunity of intimate personal contact with business life. Arrangements have already been made with the National City Bank whereby a certain number of students will be afforded an opportunity...