Word: nathan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Classification is the remedy that Dr. Nathan Isaacs, Thayer Teaching Fellow in the Law School, would apply to the so-called radical and Bolshevik element not only in the country as a whole but in the colleges and universities as well. Formerly assistant dean of the Cincinnati Law School, Dr. Isaacs resigned his position in 1918 to join the army; since the armistice he has been connected with a department of the government interested in the study of foreign groups and their movements...
...members will be the guests of the School of Business Administration at luncheon in the Union. In the afternoon, Nathan Isaacs of the Business School will speak on the teaching of law in the collegiate schools of business, and Herman Schneider, Dean of the College of Engineering and Commerce at the University of Cincinnati, will take up the coordination of engineering and business courses. Tonight the University will be host to the conferees at dinner at the Harvard Club of Boston...
...clock of the same day, the association will convene for two discussions, the first, "The Teaching of Law in Collegiate Schools of Business." A paper on this will be delivered by Nathan Isaacs, and the discussion will be opened by Alfred W. Bays, Professor Lincoln F. Schaub '06, and William H. Spencer. Herman Schneider will open the second discussion by a paper on "The Co-ordination of Business and Engineering Courses...
Word has been received of the recent death of Nathan Cook Brackett '21, which occurred while he was working at the Atlantic Ship Yards in Portsmouth, N. H. He was killed by shock when he touched a live wire while at work on an lion girder...
...Nathan Matthews discusses the legal aspects and the educational results of the Harvard-Technology decision, and on a later page the legal document itself is reproduced. The feeling that, after all, the University is in even more healthful a condition than could be expected is borne out by Professor Munro's report of the winter term, especially by his paragraph on "College standards in war-time...