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...orchestra in the Milton concert will be represented by 42 members Tickets may be obtained at Thayer...
...hall will be cleared for dancing until 1 o'clock, with music furnished by an orchestra under the direction of F. U. Anderson 1G. conductor of the Harvard Band, and a member of Roy Lamson's "Harvardians." Tickets will be on sale to students after February 15 at Thayer...
Fourteen years after Charles F. Dunbar was appointed Professor of Economics in Harvard University, the first provision was made for promoting economic research. In 1885 the Department of Economics received from Mr. John Eliot Thayer a gift of $15,000 for publication and research, which made possible in 1886 the establishment of the Quarterly Journal of Economics, the first periodical in the United States devoted exclusively to that subject. Under the editorial charge first of Dunbar and then of F. W. Taussig, the new Journal immediately made a distinguished place for itself in the economic world. Without closing its pages...
...Corporation of Harvard University appointed a Committee on Economic Research, consisting of Professor Charles J. Bullock, chairman, Messrs. Charles F. Adams, '88, Nicholas Biddle, '00, Frederic H. Curtiss, '91, Wallace B. Donham, '98, Edwin F. Gay, Dean of the Business School, Ogden L. Mills, '05, and Eugene V. R. Thayer, '04, to whose number Mr. Robert Amory, '06, was later added. By that time the United States had entered the World War, and there could be no thought of securing endowment for a new scientific enterprise. It had been decided, however, that the first work of the Committee should...
...Bullock (chairman), Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Mr. Robert Amory, Professors J. D. Black, H. H. Burbank, T. N. Carver, W. L. Crum, Mr. Frederic H. Curtiss, Professors W. B. Donham and E. F. Gay, Hon. Ogden L. Mills, Professors P. Sorokin and F. W. Taussig, Mr. Eugene V. R. Thayer, and Professor J. H. Williams. In the Catalogue of the University it makes, and has always made, a modest showing, being merely mentioned with the "Other Committees" appointed by the Corporation and to be found, for example, on page xiv of the University Catalogue...