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...courses and instructors are those listed under Departments of Chemistry and Biology, and the opinions of students are very similar to those of students concentrating wholly in one or the other Departments in Biology. Fieser and Hisaw are perhaps the most popular and humorous, although the former is better organized. The caliber of men is consistently high, from Lamb in the Freshman year to Wald in the Senior year...
Chemistry 3 on qualitative analysis is an essential course. Forbes' lectures are full and concise. The labs, however, will take 10 to 15 hours a week and they don't go along with the lectures, which makes the course a little difficult to organize. Fieser's Organic Chemistry (Chem. 2) is good for learning experimental technique. Fieser himself is said to be a "kind of a clown," and his lectures are the best and major part of the course. This is one of the most popular courses in the department. Chem. 4 is absolutely unnecessary for Divisionals but good...
Hershberg's work is in the laboratory of Professor Louis F. Fieser, in the Harvard Chemical Laboratories. He received the degree of S.B. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1929 and the Ph.D. degree...
...required courses in the field are the elementary ones on Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. Hisaw in Biology D and Black in Physics B are brilliant lecturers in those survey courses, as are Fieser and Huntington in Chemistry and Math 2. And because of the fact that concentrators are allowed to pick and choose among the course offered by this variety of departments, there is a tremendous vista before the concentrator, and he can give wide scope to his special interests...
Science's conquest of cancer is one step nearer success today because Louis F. Fieser '25, professor of Chemistry, has formulated a more specific definition than research workers have ever had before of the essential structural peculiarities of the chemicals that produce...