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Evolution is, at best, a prolonged process, so for the present, the college must bide its time and wait patiently for the final drastic step of removing the little green hat, white button and all, into the outmoded customs of the past. For a time we must content ourselves with...
"Translation: An Elizabethan Art" by F.O. Matthiessen '27, instruotor in History and Literature, "Industrial Evolution" by Norman S.B. Gras '12, Straus Professor of Business History, and "The Phoenix Nest," from the pen of H.E. Rollins '17, professor of English, are other works due for an early appearance.
Phillip de Vargas, professor or History in Yenching University, will come to Harvard during the second half year as lecturer on Chinese, and will conduct courses on "The History of the Far East since 1783" and "The Cultural Renais sance in China". Dr. Ernet Opik, who will lecture on Astro...
The course opens with lectures by Dr. Shapley on the evolution of the stellar universe and then goes on to review the formation of the earth, handily brevified by Dr. Daley. Professor Ames next takes the chair to trace the botanical development of the earth's crust. This completes the...
Pulsations. Cosmic dust, electrically charged atoms, moves through the electro-magnetic fields of the universe, said Benjamin Boss, director of the Dudley Observatory, Albany, discussing his theory of cosmic evolution. This dust condenses, forms giant stars. After a brilliant period, the stars lose mass through radiation, eventually return to atomic...