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...second performance of the play will be given in Brattle Hall this evening at 8.15. Tickets at $1.50 and $1 may be purchased at Herrick's, the branch store of the Co-operative, at the door of Brattle Hall tonight and from H. R. Bowser '12, Randolph 55. The third and last performance of the play will be given in Jordan Hall, Boston, on Friday evening
...tomorrow evening and to the Dramatic Club's spring production, and to any unoccupied seat in the balcony of Jordan Hall for the spring play of the Hasty Pudding Club. These passes will be sold only to Harvard undergraduates. Other performances of "The Progress of Mrs. Alexander" will be given in Brattle Hall tomorrow evening and in Jordan Hall next Friday. The revised cast of characters is as follows: Mrs. Alexander Smith, Mrs. Thorndike Dudley Howe Alexander Smith, W. C. Woodward '12 Florence Kenyon, Miss Louise Burleigh Charles Francis Fuller, 3d., of Boston, M. T. Quigg '13 Prince Sarski...
During the intermissions selections will be given by an orchestra composed of the following: R. H. Anderson '14, P. F. Avery '14, W. H. Chenoweth '12, D. Dunbar '13, H. W. Frost '14, H. C. Greene '14, S. T. Guild '14, E. M. Hudson '13, D. W. Lewis '14, R. K. Nash '11, L. E. Snow '11, R. P. Wade...
...article, printed in a recent number of "Science" from the pen of Professor Cattell of Columbia. The special phase of the question considered in this work is the prominence of the scientists who are faculty members in the leading universities of this country. Professor Cattell's statistics, given below, show the number of men working at several universities, who may be ranked among the thousand leading American men of science. Number of Gain since Institutions. men.* 1906. Harvard, 79.5 +13 Columbia, 48.0 --12 Chicago, 47.5 +8.5 Yale, 38.0 +11.5 Cornell, 35.0 +1.5 Johns Hopkins, 33.5 +3.0 Wisconsin...
According to a second system by which the universities are given credit in proportion to the prominence, not merely according to the number of their scientists, another table has been compiled. In this calculation, truly pre-eminent scholars count for a greater number of points than their colleagues of lesser achievement...