Annual Reports of the President and Treasurer of Harvard CollegeHarvard University, 1899 |
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1st half-year 2d half-year admission Agassiz Amount brought forward Amount carried forward Analytic Geometry Asa Gray Assistant Asst Bachelor of Arts balance Boston Botany Bowditch building Bussey Bussey Institution Cambridge candidates catalogue Charles Chemistry Class Clinical collection College Library Corporation degree Department Divinity School Doctor of Philosophy Elementary English expenses Faculty Fellowship French Fund Geology Geometry George German gifts Graduate School Gray Greek Hall Harvard College Henry Herbarium History income instruction Instructor Jefferson Physical Laboratory John John Harvard July 31 June June 13 laboratory Latin Law School Lawrence Scientific School Lectures Literature Mathematics Memorial Messrs number of students Observatory Peabody Philology Physics President and Fellows Professor Professorship Radcliffe College RECEIPTS received Robert Treat Paine S. S. Total Salaries Scholarship Science Semitic stars Stud students examined Sundry Total 12 University Veterinary Warren week William Zoology
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Stran 70 - English Literature. — The Drama from the Miracle Plays to the Closing of the Theatres.
Stran 11 - From the estate of Miss Charlotte Maria Haven, $5,000, her bequest for establishing the Haven Fund, the income thereof to be used for the purchase of books for the library of the Divinity School.
Stran 227 - Whoever, therefore, shall devote himself to the care of books must find his work dignified, his place in the community elevated because of the life-work of Justin Winsor.
Stran 18 - Arts, and a smaller attainment in languages, particularly in the dead languages ; and, as a rule, the examinations which admit to the courses which conduct to these new degrees are of a lower grade than the examinations which admit to the course for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. On the other hand, in instances not a few, the course of study which ends in one of these new degrees is more severe than the parallel course of study which leads to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The use of the new degrees,...
Stran 239 - Chtmie and in the American Journal of Science. Besides these varied researches, a protracted study of the causes of the occlusion and the unequal release of gases by the oxides of metals formed from the nitrates, occupied most of my spare time. It became evident that the excess of oxygen usually present in such material has a tendency to work its way out by a process of dissociation and re-combination which reminds one of the oldfashioned explanation of electrolysis. The nitrogen, not being able...
Stran 58 - AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE: GENTLEMEN, — The conditions upon which the Corporation of the College is prepared to accept the agreement drawn by the Conference Committee so modify its tenor that the Representatives of the Institute feel unable to recommend it to their Corporation in the form it has now taken. Although the result has disappointed our expectations, we still feel convinced that as friends and earnest promoters of Instruction we can so direct the course of our respective institutions...
Stran 75 - EMERTON.] 7. The Era of the Reformation in Europe from the Rise of Italian Humanism to the close of the Council of Trent (1350-1563).
Stran 70 - ELEMENTARY COURSE. Grammar. Translation from German into English, and elementary exercises in translating into German. Special emphasis on oral work.
Stran 284 - Occurence of native copper at Franklin Furnace , New Jersey. — II. Exhibition and preliminary account of a collection of microphotographs of snow crystals , made by WA Bentley.
Stran 58 - Fellows voted to send the following communication to the Committee : — The President and Fellows regret that the alliance with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology proposed by them in a communication dated 12 April 1897 has failed.