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...traced the embryology of whales most systematically, having spent several years in the artic regions, and has published the result of his researches in scientific journals. His studies on the formation of corals have been exhaustive and have led to many interesting discoveries, due primarily to his deep-sea dredging. Professor Kuekenthal's courses will be two in number, both falling in the first half-year. Zoology 1, and Zoology 19. Zoology 1 is an introductory course and Zoology 19 advanced instruction in German on certain aspects of the comparative morphology of vertebrates. Professor Theobald Smith, Ph.B., M.D., A.M., LL.D...
...first score was made on Bolton's first home run to deep left field. Chase came in with the second run in the fourth inning, when he singled, stole second, and tallied on Blackall's hit. In the sixth inning Barry and Filson scored for Waltham on Fagan's hit. The second team again took the lead in the eighth session when Tomes got a base on balls, stole second, went to third on an error, and came home while Chase was being run down between first and second. Waltham tied the score in the ninth when Stankard knocked...
...resolved, That we the members of the Second-Year class of Harvard Law School do take this occasion to express our feeling of deep sorrow and loss. We sorrow as having lost from among us a man honorable and upright in all his relationships, a loyal friend, a cheerful companion, a diligent student who promised much in our chosen profession...
When we attempt to survey the lifework of Alexander Agassiz, we are astonished at its amount, variety, and quality. He was largely engaged in commercial undertakings; he carried on detailed researches on the group of the Echinoderms; he added scientific knowledge of the great oceans by his deep-sea researches; he travelled more extensively than any other man of his time in studying coral-reefs; and he assisted Harvard, his alma mater, by his generous donations to her museums and other interests...
There are two tempers of mind found both in the Christian and the non-Christian faiths, the world-accepting and the world-renouncing tempers. The believer who accepts the world as a revelation of God and who finds in every human act and relation a deep meaning, believes in a better world because of the very incompleteness of this world. The nonbeliever looks forward to death because it closes all, and the believer because it does not. In the world-accepting view the believer tries to find God's will for man and following it he finds that...