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Arthur Oncken Lovejoy, professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University has been appointed the second incumbent of the William James Lectureship for the first half of next year, J. H. Woods '87, chairman of the department of Philosophy announced yesterday. John Dewey, professor of Philosophy, emeritus, at Columbia University, was the first eminent philosopher to be selected an William James Lecturer when the position was announced last year...
...living philosophers. During the first half of the year he will conduct a seminary course in the "Theory of Meaning". At the same time he will deliver a series of eight or ten lectures on "The Great Chain of Being", and "A Study in the History of Ideas". Professor Dewey's public lectures were delivered on "Esthetics", his seminary course centered around "Logic...
...accept T. N. T. as a menace to liberal thought is to dignify an extravagant and abusive propaganda beyond its merits. To rush to the defence of Professor Einstein or fight for the good name of "Comrades" Dewey, or Frankfurter with the temperate sword of common sense is to reach for a sledge hammer when one is bitten by a flea. Better by far to accept the "little volume" as a simple gift of the gods sent to relieve the tedium of depression and that irritating Eastern imbroglio. This is after all "that best of all possible worlds" in which...
Last week the following were news: Charles Schuveldt DewEy, onetime (1927-30) financial adviser to Poland, was made vice president in charge of finances of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Corp, From 1920-24 Mr. Dewey was a vice president of Northern Trust Co., Chicago, then served three years as assistant Secretary of the Treasury. In Warsaw he advised Poland on its foreign borrowing policy, kept its national debt down to $15 per capita, initiated a budget balanced monthly I instead of yearly...
Goals--First period, Dewey (unassisted), 4.06; Gleason (unassisted) 7.19. Second period, Braggiotti (Stone) 1.00; Black, (J. Ware, Kirkland) 8.23; N. Ware, (unassisted) 9.17. Third period, Dewey (unassisted). Referees--Raymond, Robinson. Time--Three 15-minute periods. HARVARD BELMONT HILL Brown, Summers, Foster, McCaffrey, N. Ware, r.w. l.w., E. Emerson, Page, Merrill Wadsworth, Braggiotti, Kirkland, Black, c. c., Dewey, Howe Gallagher, Stone, J. Ware, Sutcliffe, l.w. r.w., Clemont, Carr Thorndike, A. Choate, r.d. l.d., Lawrence, J. Gleason, l.d. r.d., Tufts C. Ware, Hale, g. g., A. Emerson, Ellis, Bacon, Woodhue