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...Minot, James Stillman Professor of Comparative Anatomy from September 1, 1905; G. F. Moore, Walter Channing Cabot Fellow, for three years from September 1, 1905; G. H. Chase '96, Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology, for five years from September 1, 1906; Professors C. E. Norton '46, C. H. Toy, W. M. Davis '69, C. Gross, M. H. Morgan '81, and G. L. Kittredge '82, as members of the Council of the Library for three years from January...
...yesterday it was voted to concur with the Corporation in the following appointments: Member of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences from September 1, 1905--J. D. Greene '96; members of the Council of the Library for three years from January 1, 1906--C. E. Norton '46, C. H. Toy h. '04, W. M. Davis '69, Charles Gross h. '01, M. H. Morgan '81 and G. L. Kittredge '82; professor of English from September 1, 1903--W. A. Neilson, Ph. D. Dr. Neilson received the degree of A. M. from the University of Edinburgh in 1891; that...
...SEMITIC CONFERENCE. The Hebrew Annual Day of Atonement. Professor Toy, Semitic Museum, Room...
...meeting last night of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Dean Wright of the Graduate School presided. Addresses were made by Professor C. H. Toy, Professor William Ostwald and President Eliot...
...Toy delivered an address on the "Ethical Influences of University Life." Ethics are the outcome of human experience. Ideals, which are closely allied to ethics, are in their very nature unattainable, yet their moral effect is undoubted. One of the great ethical evils of college education is the tendency to isolate from the rest of the world. This possibly occurs through the tendency of modern professors to specialize and concentrate their studies in one subject. Yet it is not a discouraging fact, when we realize the unbounded good that the world has acquired from the great University teachers...