Word: lab
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...footnote*) Mr. Richards, Sec. 1 Sever 24 Mathematics A IV (see footnote*) Mr. Mosesson Sever 1 Mathematics 21 Harvard 5 Music 4e Music Bldg. Psychology 11 Emerson 211 Sociology 15 Emerson 211 Zoology 6a Harvard 6 MONDAY, JANUARY 22 (XIII) Anthropology 2 Sever 30 Astronomy 3 Astron. Lab. Chemistry B Mallinckrodt MB9 Chemistry 6 Mallinckrodt MB23 Class. Archaeology 1a Sever 30 Comp. Philology 1a Sever 30 Economics A Dr. Abbott, Sec. E. F Memorial Hall Dr. Anderson, Sec. J, L Memorial Hall Dr. Crane, Sec. A. D Memorial Hall Mr. Daly, Sec. T Memorial Hall Dr. Eaton, Sec. O Memorial...
...Chemistry 3a and 33. These students estimate the time put in on their laboratory work variously; taking into consideration all the available facts, it is not too much to say that the man of average mentality will spend from nine to fifteen hours weekly in the lab, three hours in lectures, an hour or two in laboratory conferences, and from two to five hours in study of texts, provided that he is working for an honor grade. Thus, to learn the subject and receive a good mark, it is often necessary to spend a total of twenty-five hours...
...studies that they become, in the purest sense, grinds. It is not at all uncommon to find men who are taking two heavy laboratory courses, a Physics course with a reasonable laboratory, period, and some reading course for distribution; such an individual will spend his mornings rushing from the lab to a lecture and back; he will eat his box lunch in Mallinckrodt, where the rest of his day is passed; he will then return to spend the evening over work for any or all of his four courses, or in preparing for one of the frequent science course quizzes...
...terrified offender a letter, couched in solemn, hortatory tones. This entire process constitutes a "first warning." This, however, is but the beginning. If the unfortunate student repeats the offence, if he leave even one tiny stain on the expanse of his handsome desk, he is summarily excluded from the lab for three weeks or so, and forced to make up the missed work as best he can. As the instructor coyly remarks, after issuing this information: "only once have we had hard feeling because of this necessary provision...
...emphasis in the course is laid on the algae and fungi, because they are Professor Weston's special field, but the Bryophytes and Pteridophytes also receive due attention, thus covering the whole field of Cryptogamic Botany, including an historical introduction. The lab work is correlated to the lectures, proportionate amounts of time being spent on each topic...