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Professor M. Anesaki, who held the Chair of Japanese Literature in the University during the year 1913-14, will return to Cambridge on October 20 to resume his course for the winter. Professor Anesaki has been spending the summer in Japan...
Although the European hostilities seem to have had no effect on the number of students entering the University this fall, their effect will be keenly felt by the loss of several members of the university faculty who were rendered unable to return on account of the war. Professor Georges Mauxion, head of the department of design in the College of Architecture and Professor O. G. Guerlac, of the French department, were both called to arms at the outbreak of the war and were forced to return to France to rejoin their regiments. A small number of undergraduates, natives...
...third year as a Resident Bachelor, a student could return for his second degree, for which he must have these qualifications: "Every Scholar that giveth up in writing a Synopsis or summa of Logicke, Naturall & Morall Philosophy, Arithmeticke, Geometry; & Astronomy, & is ready to defend his these or positions, withall skilled in ye originals as aforesaid & still continues honest and studious, at any publike act after trial hee shall bee capable of ye 2'd. degree of Master of Arts." Moreover, he had to have receipts for all his College bills, and especially a "Certificate from the Steward"; nor could...
...return the University has sent Professor W. A. Neilson to Paris for the entire year, and Professor A. B. Hart will go to the University of Berlin in February. Professor L. J. Henderson has been named as Harvard representative at the Western colleges, and will spend the year lecturing at Beloit, Grinnell, Ames and Colorado...
...Cooke. He then served as chemist for the United States North Pacific exploration expedition, and after that service went abroad to continue advanced studies and research 1855-57. He received the degree of Bachelor of Science from Harvard in 1855 (honorary Master of Arts in 1870). After his return from abroad Professor Storer practiced his profession as chemist in Boston for several years, up to 1865, when he was made professor of general and industrial chemistry at the Massachusetts institute of Technology, remaining there until 1870. He then became professor of agricultural chemistry at the Bussey Institution, where he remained...