Word: granting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...York, N. Y.; the Lake Mohonk prizes to Grafton Lee Wilson '15, of Cambridge, and Michael Hermond Cochran '15, of Cambridge. The Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship in Greek studies for 1915-16 was awarded to Alexander Dale Muir 3G., of Lander, Manitoba; the Pennoyer fund to Grant Palmer Pennoyer 1G., of E. Orange, N. J., and Arthur Delafield Smith 2L., of Monterey; the Bright scholarship to W. R. Sears; University scholarships in architecture to C. H. Lench and B. E. G. Dirks...
...Oswald Garrison Villard '93, was appointed a member of the Harvard Commission on Western History. The resignation of Theobald Smith, A.M., '01, as Fabyan Professor of Comparative Pathology was accepted. It was further voted to grant leave of absence to Dr. G. T. Webster for the second half...
...districts: Randolph Randall Brown '17, of Utica, N. Y.; William Torrey Barker '17, of Cambridge; George Colket Caner '17, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Julian Langson Lathrop '18, of New Hope, Pa.; Charles Carroll Lund '16, of Boston; and Leslie Allen Morgan '17, of Potwin, Kan.; superintendent for juvenile court, Alan Grant Paine '17, of Spokane, Wash.; superintendent of home libraries, William Darrah Kelley, Jr., '17, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; superintendent of Prospect Union, James Coggeshall, Jr., '18, of Allston; superintendent of clothing collection, Henry Lamb Nash '16, of Newton; entertainment committee: George Paul Slade '17, of Providence, R. I., chairman; Graham Burt...
...safe to grant that this criticism is correct; yet the founding of a state university is sure to prove a clumsy and extravagant solution of the problem. The present provisions for higher education in the state do not fall short in one large requirement, but in many small ones. The fifteen or sixteen colleges in Massachusetts provide a regular course of study well above the average. The duplication of such equipment occasioned by a new University would be a total loss to the state. The same is true of such institutions as medical, divinity, and law schools. The place...
...rooms 22 to 44, F. B. Davis 1 G.; rooms 45 to 68, B. S. Carter '15; Walter Hastings-O. C. Brewer 3 L.; Weld-Rooms 1 to 27, J. T. Beal, 2d, '17; rooms 28 to 54, R. L. Dodge '17; Westmorely-Rooms 1 to 46, U. S. Grant '15; rooms 101 to 146, W. W. Kent...