Word: surveyed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...last nine months in the extensive Technology laboratories in Cambridge which are about to be dedicated. The main feature of the new plan is the emphasis on the nine months spent in direct contact with industries. The plan involves no mere hasty visit to different plans or superficial survey of industrial processes. A professor will be maintained in each of the six stations at the different plants and will be provided with a well equipped laboratory. The students are divided into as many groups as there are stations and pass around the circle of stations, spending about six weeks...
Maps:--U. S. Geological Survey, Boston Quadrangle, and Boston and Surroundings (Walker Lith...
...their theses. The results already appear to justify the expenditure of the additional money, and it is hoped that a new and better standard of thesis work is being established in this course. About two years ago the Department of Economics invited the Department of Education to undertake a survey of its work. This study has been carried on as fast as the resources of the Department of Education would permit, and it is expected that by the end of this year the task will have been completed. Already valuable results have come from various suggestions made by the Department...
...party will meet at Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on July 9, and work will last for eight weeks, or until September 2. Camp will be made on the south slope of the San Juan Mountains. The country which the party will encounter is an un-surveyed wilderness, and a systematic geological and geographical survey of a portion of the San Juan Mountains will be made during the first six weeks. At the end of this time the party will take a tour through the higher mountains, and will there study physiographic and geologic formations...
Professor Pound has written many monographs and articles for European and American botanical journals. He was one of the editors of Flora of Nebraska, and of Reports of the Botanical Survey of Nebraska. He has also written a great many articles on legal topics which have been published in the leading magazines and periodicals of the day. Lately much of his time has been given to graduate courses in the Law School...