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This is Mr. Ratcliffe's second lecture here this year. On February 26 he spoke on "England in Wartime." He is a journalist of wide experience in many parts of the world. He was for five years editor of the Calcutta "Statesman" and has long been a prominent member of the staffs of the "New Statesman" and the London "Daily News." More recently he has lectured under the auspices of the London University extension Board...
...Ratcliffe has had wide journalistic experience in many parts of the world. He was for five years editor of the Calcutta "Statesmen," and has long been a prominent writer on the staffs of the "New Statesman" and the London "Daily News." More recently he has lectured under the London University Extension Board. Professor. A. N. Holcombe, of the department of Government will preside and introduce the speaker...
...International Polity Federation, in Emerson D next Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock. Mr. Ratcliffe has been for many years an editorial writer on the London "Daily News," and has had wide journalistic experience in many parts of the world, being for five years editor of the Calcutta "Statesman." Mr. Ratcliffe has been associated with the "New Statesman" since its origin, and is at present editor of the "Sociological Review." He is also a lecturer under the London University Extension Board. The lecture will be open to all members of the University...
Professor Tagdis Chandra Bose, of the University of Calcutta spoke on "The Control of Nervours Impulse in Plant and Animal", yesterday afternoon. After a preliminary talk in which he discussed the question of the possible control of the nervous system in animals and plants, Mr. Bose told of his use of the "resonant recorder" and showed diagrams illustrating his experiments. "We know", he said, "that a plant experiences internal changes, but the only way we have of studying these changes is to make the plant give some kind of answer to a shock...
...Lecture by Professor J. C. Bose, of the University of Calcutta in Emerson...