Word: chicago
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Student Conference at Northfield which will take place June 20-30 this spring. In addition to those previously announced, the list, includes Dean Brown of Yale, the Reverend Henry Sloane Coffin, minister of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City, Charles W. Gilkey '03, pastor of Baptist Church, Chicago, Dr. Zwemer from Arabia, authority on Mohammedanism at the University of Cairo, David Yui of China, and J. Stitt Wilson, a well-known labor leader and lecturer from California. These men will address the Conference in the mornings and evenings and will offer as well the opportunity for personal discussion...
Four hundred men of the Naval Radio School, constituting the main body of the sailors now at Cambridge, are leaving today for the Naval Training Station on the Great Lakes, near Chicago. These men were given passes from the school last night, with orders to report at the South Station ready to leave at 2 o'clock...
...taken a long time, it seems, for the Harvard Medical School to welcome its first woman member of the Faculty, and it is hard to explain exactly why. But she has now appeared. In the person of Dr. Alice Hamilton of Chicago, who has been installed assistant professor of industrial medicine in the famous institution...
...Hamilton has a distinguished record. She has "M. D." from the University of Michigan; the universities of Leipsic and Munich; Johns Hopkins; the University of Chicago and the Institute Pasteur, of Paris. She has been a professor of pathology, a bacteriologist, an investigator on occupational diseases and a contributor of articles to scientific journals. Few "mere men" have any better equipment for such a post as hers...
Five new editors were taken on to the Lampoon Board at a meeting Tuesday evening. They were: Lawrence C. Laughlin '21, of Chicago; Louis H. La Motte, Jr., '22, of New York; Robb H. Sagendorph '22, of Chestnut Hill, Mass.; Alexander L. Steinert '22, of Boston; and John W. Watson '22, of Milton...