Word: yorke
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Although the college is usually very strict about the necessity of registering on time, Dean Hanford yesterday said that excuses for tardiness because of the weather would still be accepted. The New Haven railroad is running several trains a day now from New York, the trip involving the necessity of going from New London to Westerly by bus, and several highways into New England are open...
...Cambridge. Many of them came from the West, coming from Chicago by way of Albany and across the flood areas, through cities without light, without heat, without food or medical aid where waters rolled down from mountains and swept all before them. And many came from New York, threading their way in cars through devastated countryside or flying over the Connecticut River that resembled a lake without boundaries: They must have thought of what they could not see, of the people who once lived on those fields...
Kurt Goldstein, head of the Neurological-Psychopathological Laboratory of the Mentellere Hospital in New York will give the William James lectures in the first half year under the auspices of the Division of Philosophy and Psychology...
AMERICAN LEAGUE--Boston 3, New York...
Professor Morris R. Cohen, of the philosophy department of the College of the City of New York, is among the visiting scholars from American universities. Kurt Goldstein, head of the Neurophysiological and Psychopathological Laboratory of Montefiore Hospital, New York City, will be William James Lecturer on Philosophy and Psychology. At the Law School will be Phillip C. Jessup, professor of International Law, Columbia University; and Andrew J. Casner, associate professor of Law, University of Illinois...