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...meeting of the National Academy of Sciences held at Washington recently, three Harvard professors were elected members for their distinguished work. They were: Dr. William Duane, A.B. '93, A.M. '95, Ph.D. '97, Research Fellow in Physics at the Medical School, and member of the Cancer Commission of the University; Dr. George Washington Pierce, A.M. '99, Ph.D. '00, Professor of Physics, and Director of the Cruft Memorial Laboratory; and Dr. Elmer Peter Kohler, Ph.D., LL.D., Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Chemistry at the University...
...pictures of athletic teams which formerly decorated the walls, to positions along the stairways, and is hanging in their stead a number of paintings borrowed from Memorial Hall, Fogg Museum, and other college buildings. Among these paintings is one by Blackburn, the Colonial artist, of Johannes Lowell, a former Fellow and benefactor of the University, several portraits of other prominent graduates and officers, and a work by Felix Ziem of a view in Venice. The stag and elk heads and athletic trophies will, of course, be kept in the room...
...built up which supports the right, and they have very few strikes in Canada. It has been my experience that if you know how to handle men you will have no trouble with them. If you have an quality of leadership or capacity for putting yourself into the other fellow's place, you can soon have 90 per cent of the men following...
...remember meeting one fine looking young fellow at a training camp. He had no knowledge of military affairs or of the signs of military recognition, at least as far as I was concerned. After he had passed me without saluting, stopped him and said, "How long have you been here?" And he answered, "Why, I have been here about four days, and how long have you been here, old man?" He was a splendid young man, but knew nothing of military service. All he needed was tactful handling...
Chester Albert McLain '13 has been appointed an assistant professor of Law During 1916-17, Mr. McLain was a Thayer Teaching Fellow at the Law School. Upon the outbreak of the war he enlisted in the Engineers as a private and saw service in France, where he rose to a lieutenancy. He was given his Doctor's degree in 1918, his work for the doctorate having been substantially completed when he enlisted. Since his return from service abroad, he has been employed in the Treasury Department...