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...Bessemer Gold Medal for 1924, "in recognition of eminent services in the advancement of the Science of the Metallurgy of Iron and Steel," has been awarded to Professor Albert Sauveur, professor of metallurgy and metallography in the University, it was announced yesterday. The medal, which is the highest award available in the field of steel metallurgy, has not been awarded to an American metallurgist for 29 years...
...Mechanical Prof. Marks Pierce 215 Pierce 215 Electrical Prof. Clifford Pierce 207 Pierce 207 Electric Communication Prof. G. W. Pierce Cruft 25 Cruft 25 Civil Prof. L. J. Johnson Pierce 212 Pierce 212 Sanitary Prof. Whipple Pierce 112 Pierce 112 Mining Prof. Raymer Rotch Building Rotch Building Metallurgy Prof. Sauveur Pierce 114 Pierce 114 Industrial Chemistry Prof. Kohier Boylston 15 Boylston...
...Graduate School of Business Administration, reference is to be made to the printed schedule issued by that school. It is to be noted that these courses began yesterday. Students are to consult Professor H. L. Smyth in the Rotch Building concerning hours and rooms for mining courses; and Professor Sauveur in Pierce 114 concerning hours and rooms for metallurgy courses. Graduate students are to confer with instructors in charge of graduate courses...
...Graduate School of Business Administration, reference is to be made to the printed schedule issued by that school. It is to be noted that these courses began yesterday. Students are to consult Professor H. L. Smyth in the Rotch Building concerning hours and rooms for mining courses; and Professor Sauveur in Pierce 114 concerning hours and rooms for metallurgy courses. Graduate students are to confer with instructors in charge of graduate courses...
...sensational and forceful speech, was awarded Honorable Mention. The judges announced that they regretted that there were not more prizes, as the speeches were of unusual merit and deserved some reward. The judges were W. B. Snow, principal of the Boston English High School, Professor Albert Sauveur of the Department of Metallurgy, and Professor C. H. C. Wright, of the French Department at the University...