Word: wireless
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Harvard Wireless Club has undertaken to give a course in wireless telegraphy, open to all students in the University. It is intended primarily for those who know little or nothing about the subject, but who wish to gain either a theoretical or practical knowledge of this branch of telegraphy. The course will start with talks by members on the elementary phases of wireless, and when more advanced stages are reached, Faculty members will continue. Particular attention will be paid to the handling of wireless instruments and to sending and receiving messages. The club has an outfit of apparatus...
...undergraduate features to make it of interest to all students of engineering in the University. Of the nine active members of the board of editors, seven are now undergraduates. The articles, always written by graduates, are of interest to the students. Meetings of the Harvard Engineering Society, and the Wireless Club are reported. Announcement is made of the appointments of the Engineering Faculty, lectures and publications on engineering topics, and additions to the laboratory equipment and the library in Pierce Hall...
...Wireless Specialty Company of Boston, for its gift to the Jefferson physical Laboratory of a complete wireless telegraph receiving' apparatus...
Woolverton, R. B., wireless...
...Wireless Club will hold a meeting in Apley 2 this evening at 8 o'clock to discuss the question of amateur operators, apropos of the Titanic disaster. All members of the University who are interested are invited...