Word: whitney
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...William Fiske Whitney '71, Curator of the Warren Anatomical Museum at the Medical School, died yesterday morning at his home. 228 Marlborough Street, Boston, in his seventy-first year...
...Whitney was born in Boston on March 26, 1850, and after his graduation from the University in 1871 went through the Medical School, taking his M.D. in 1875. After a short term his house officer at the Massachusetts General Hospital he went to Europe for three years of study. Since 1879 he had been curator of the anatomical museum...
During the years 1883-90 Dr. Whitney served as secretary of the Harvard Faculty of Medicine, and from 1891 to 1901, when there was a Harvard Veterinary School, he was its professor of parasites and parasitic diseases...
Richard Chute, Chairman; Donald Angier, Melville P. Baker, John Crocker, Mitchell Gratwick, R. R. Higgins, R. K. Kane, R. P. Parker, R. H. Sagendorph, and R. S. Whitney...
...Gourdin '21, Vincent Chapin '23, and R. D. Howard '23 are the best men, but only two of these will start the race. Final trials for the hurdles were not held until late yesterday, and C. R. Hauers ocC, was chosen to be the running made of R. S. Whitney '22, the Crimson mainstay in the fights. The two men who are to run the 300-yard dash will be picked from among E. O. Gourdin '21, Vinton Chapin '23, Richard Chute '22 and S. B. Chase '22. Gourdin and Chute look like the logical entries, although...