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...made in four courses in 1920-21. Geography 2 will not be given. Government 2a will be given by Dr. Lindsay Rogers, Tuesday and Thursday at 1.30, while Government 8 will be given by Professor Yeomans, as a half course in the second half year, instead of as a full course as was announced. Psychology 23 will be given by Professor McDougall in the second half year and not the first...
...subscribers to this agreement, which is printed in its present form in full below, are A. D. Club, Alpha Phi Sigma Club, Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity, Argo Club, Delphic Club, Digamma Club, D. U. Club, Fly Club, Iota Club, Iroquois Club, K. G. X. Club, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Owl Club, Phi Kappa Epsilon Club, Phoenix Club, Pi Eta Society, Porcellian Club, S. A. E. Fraternity, Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, Spee Club Stylus Club, S. K. Club...
...Shefileld Scientific School to teach History at Harvard. He will give courses in Modern English History, the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Era, taking over much of the work of the late Professor R. M. Johnston and of Mr. Harold J. Laski, who has left Harvard to become a full professor at the University of London. The other Yale addition to the Harvard staff is A. Kingsley Porter, the leading American authority on Mediaeval Architecture, who is to be Professor of Fine Arts, spending most of his time in research. Two noted men whose careers have hitherto centered in Boston...
John G. Callan and Durward E. Burchell, both formerly of the University of Wisconsin, have become respectively Professor of Industrial Management and Professor of Industrial Accounting in the Business School. Morton C. Campbell, Law '00, recently of the University of Indiana, joins the Harvard Law School staff as a full professor. From Cornell comes Allyn A. Young to be Professor of Economics; from California comes C. I. Lewis '06, to lecture in Philosophy; while among the other distinguished names is that of F. A. Vanderlip, the well-known New York banker, who is to serve this year as a lecturer...
...expected by Dean Holmes that there will be a considerable increase in enrollment within a short time in the School of Education, particularly among School of Education, particularly among the part-time students, of whom there are at present 16. The other 30 are full-time students, candidates for a higher degree...