The Annual Report of the President of Harvard University to the Overseers on the State of the University for the Academic Year ...University Press, 1908 |
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additional admission American Amounts brought forward Amounts carried forward Anonymous Arboretum Arts and Sciences Assistant Association Asst Athletic Bachelors of Arts balance Board Boston Botanic building Bussey Bussey Institution candidates catalogue Charles Chemistry Class collection Committee continued Coolidge Corporation Dean degree Department Edward Electric Endowment Engineering English examinations expenses fees Fellowship G. W. PIERCE Geology George German Gifts Graduate School half-course Hall Harvard College Harvard University Henry Herbarium History Income of Funds instruction Instructor Interest James Jefferson Physical Laboratory John John Harvard July 31 laboratory Latin Lawrence Scientific School lectures Library Literature Medical School Memorial number of students Observatory PAYMENTS Primarily for Graduates Professor Professorship Radcliffe College RECEIPTS received S. S. Total Salaries Scholarship specimens Squam Lake Stillman Infirmary subjects summer courses Summer School Sundry Surgical teachers tion total number Univ Variable Stars Warren weeks William Zoology
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Stran 193 - Potter has studied carefully the brief titles of this rough list, and has succeeded in identifying a large proportion of them. Although only one, or at most two, of the identical volumes bequeathed by Harvard survived the fire of 1764, and have come down to our day, it was found that many of his books were now represented by other copies on our shelves. By drawing from these and by borrowing from the Boston Public Library, the Boston Athenaeum, the American Antiquarian Society, the Trinity College...
Stran 168 - By Professor THEOBALD SMITH and Mr. HERBERT R. BROWN. Journal of Medical Research, Vol. XV, pp. 425-447. Studies in mammalian tubercle bacilli, IV. Bacilli resembling the bovine type from four cases in man. By Professor THEOBALD SMITH and Mr. HR BROWN. Journal of Medical Research, Vol. XVI, pp.
Stran 309 - Sciences. SIR: I have the honor to present the following report on the publications and membership of the National Academy of Sciences for the year ending April 18, 1917.
Stran 314 - Jews by the brazen serpent — there is a curious contrast between grandeur and awkwardness, sweetness of feeling and naive naturalism. And a similar contrast is found in the Crucifixion group. The figures of Mary and John standing under the Cross, as well as that of Joseph of Arimathea holding out the cup to receive the blood of the Saviour, are remarkable for nobility of outline, depth of feeling, and measured beauty of expression. There is a fine sweep...
Stran 62 - English Literature. — The Drama from the Miracle Plays to the Closing of the Theatres.
Stran 39 - ... number of students in the Harvard Medical School was 605, attained in 1901, the last year in which one could enter the School without possessing a degree in Arts or Science. The number rapidly and continuously declined, until it reached 287 in the year 1905-06. From that minimum it has risen to 320 in 1906-07, and 343 in 1907-08. The Faculty may reasonably anticipate a slow return towards the average number of the years 1896 to 1900, namely, 565. Two existing Professorships in the Medical School...
Stran 62 - English Literature. — From the publication of the Lyrical Ballads to the Death of Scott (1798-1832).
Stran 169 - Presented before the Section on Pathology and Physiology of the American Medical Association at Atlantic City in June, 1907.
Stran 203 - ... all the lesser-known languages. The division of American languages is supplemented by the collection at the Peabody Museum and that of Polynesian languages by the library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, which has made a special collection on this subject. The university purchased in 1906-7 an interesting collection of material on anagrams gathered by the late Walter Begley, vicar of East Hyde, England, author of works on anagrams. This is a unique collection on this subject. The University...
Stran 316 - ... little building which Harvard University could spare for them as a scanty shelter, it was hoped that only a short time would elapse before a new and worthy museum building would have been erected through the liberality of American friends of German culture. These hopes have not yet been fulfilled. Here is the opportunity for our fellow citizens of German origin to prove to the world that they do not leave their ideals at home when they leave the fatherland; and here is a chance for all Americans...