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...Lowell, Whittier and Holmes, are not lost to the consciousness of any who knew them; the Cambridge, the Boston, the New England, the America which lived in them, has not yet passed away. He was not only the contemporary, the companion of those great men; he was their fellow citizen in those highest things in which we may be his if we will, for the hospitality of his welcome will not be wanting. Something Athenian, something Florentine, something essentially republican and democratic in the ideals common to them all has had its especial effect in him through that temperamental beneficence...
...resignations of the following men were received and accepted, to take place September 1, 1908: M. A. Campbell, Ph.D., assistant in philosophy; R. A. Hall, Ph.D., research assistant in biological chemistry; W. E. Lunt, Ph.D., assistant in history; C. T. Broeck, Austin Teaching Fellow in comparative pathology; J. E. Wrench, A.B., Austin Teaching Fellow in history...
Nothing could do more to make pleasant the evening hours of the oppressive examination period than a little music in some partly secluded corner of the Yard. The clubs would enjoy it and as many listeners as cared to would have the opportunity of hearing their fellow musicians perform in an impromptu way which is very delightful. There was a time when these concerts were spoiled by too many visitors and even now the fence is broken by so many gaps that it would be almost impossible to exclude all callers. There are, however, two fairly secluded quadrangles--back...
...last meeting of the Corporation the following appointments were made: P.W. Bridgman '04, Fellow for Research in Physics; P.R. Lyman, Manager of the Randall Hall Association; W.E. Mac-Donald '06, Instructor in Mathematics; J. Redlich, Lecturer on Government, E.J. Rich '87, Lecturer on the Theory and Practice of Rate Making, and H.S. White '73, Acting Curator of the Germanic Museum, for one year from September 1, 1908; M.T. Copeland '06, H.L. Lutz '07, and E.T. Miller '05, Austin Teaching Fellows in Economics; and M.A. Caldwell '05, A.S. Dewing '02, H.W. Dresser, J.W. Hudson '06, H.M. Kallen '03, A. Mitchell...
...Waxman '07, of Roxbury, Mass., has been nominated by President Eliot as fellow of the ministry of public instruction of the French Republic for 1908-09. The appointment is made each year by the French Minister on the recommendation of the President of the University, and it carries with it a stipend of $600. The incumbent is appointed because of his proficiency in literary studies, and must give part of his time to English instruction under direction of the French ministry, while the rest of his time he may devote to his studies...