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1st half-year 2d half-year academic admission Amount brought forward Amounts carried forward appointed Arboretum Assistant Asst Bachelor of Arts balance Botanic Bowditch Bussey Bussey Institution Cambridge catalogue Charles Chemistry Clinical collection course degree of A.B. Divinity School English entered the School examination exercises per week exhibit expenses Faculty of Arts Fund Geology George German Gifts Gore Hall Graduate School Greek Half-course Harvard College Henry Herbarium History hours per week income increase instruction Instructor interest Jefferson Physical Laboratory John June 11 laboratory Latin Law School Lawrence Scientific School Lectures Library Medical School ment Museum number of students Observatory PAYMENTS Peabody Physics practice Primarily for Graduates Prof Professor Professor PAINE Professorship Radcliffe College RECEIPTS Robert Treat Paine Salaries Scholarship Semitic September September 25 special students stars Stud Sundry tion total number University variable stars Veterinary Votes W. H. Pickering William Zoology
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Stran 11 - York, gave a course in civil engineering as early as 1829; and the Lawrence Scientific School at Harvard and the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale, both established in 1847, also offered the opportunity of a technical education.
Stran 171 - Winsor's most recent report, 1886, will serve to give some idea of the increase since 1879, in the circulation of books belonging to the university library. "The increase in the number of books reserved — of whose hall-use no record is kept — has a tendency,
Stran 13 - No student can keep up his studies, and also play his full part in any one of these sports as at present conducted. The faithful member of a crew or team may, perhaps, manage to attend most of his lectures or other college exercises ; but he rarely has any mind to give to his studies.
Stran 9 - Commonwealth is now so empowered respecting men or women, — provided, however, that no degree shall be so conferred by the said Radcliffe College except with the approval of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, given on satisfactory evidence of such qualification as is accepted for the same degree when conferred by Harvard University.
Stran 46 - Fellows to arrange all details of use and administration in accordance with their own judgment; "provided, however, that, among other good uses, the building shall always be used impartially and without favor for all...
Stran 125 - The annual income is five hundred dollars, and may be awarded "to one or more graduates of any department of the University, wishing to study either at home or abroad the ethical problems of society, and the efforts of legislation, governmental administration, and private philanthropy to ameliorate the lot of the masses of mankind.
Stran 179 - I have exhausted the language of warning and anxiety, in representing the totally Inadequate accommodations for books and readers which Gore Hall affords. Each 12 months brings us nearer to a chaotic condition. The library goes on with its natural accessions, and friends of learning give us the means to add more and more to our growth. We have as yet no assurance to give them that their gifts can be properly cared for, and the use of their books properly regulated for the general good.
Stran 197 - Australis, and S Aquarii — in addition to the 47 previously announced, have the hydrogen lines bright in their photographic spectra. Three new variables have been discovered this year by means of this property. The number of stars of the fifth type has been increased by 10, making the total number now known of these objects 55. The hydrogen line F has been discovered to be bright in the spectra of BD. — i3°'893, mag. 5-8, and - io°T786, mag.
Stran 47 - THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. To THE PRESIDENT of THE UNIVERSITY : SIR...
Stran 129 - 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).