Word: matthews
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...William Bennett Munro '99, George Washington Pierce '99, Kenneth Grant Tremayne Webster '93, and Arthur Fisher Whittem '02. The Administrative Board for the Dental School consists of Eugene Hanes Smith '74, Dean; Charles Albert Brackett '73, William Parker Cooke '81, Samuel Tuttle Elliott '01, Amos Irving Hadley '91, Leroy Matthew Simpson Miner '04, George Howard Monks '75, William Henry Potter '78 and George Henry Wright...
...Divinity School; William Loring Worcester, President of the New Church Theological School; J. Winthrop Platner, Andover Professor of Ecclesiastical History; George E. Horr, President of the Newton Theological Institution; George Hodges, Dean of the Episcopal Theological School; William E. Huntington, Dean of the Boston University School of Theology; Rufus Matthew Jones, Professor of Philosophy at Haverford; and John Coleman Adams...
...Business School), John Farwell Moors '83; on the Theory and Practice of Rate Making (Business School), Edgar Judson Rich '87; on Business Policy (Business School), Arch Wilkinson Shaw; on Factory Management (Business School), Frederic Gallup Coburn; on Printing and Publishing (Business School), Charles Chester Lane '04; on Lumbering, John Matthew Gries; as Superintendent of the Reading Room of the Graduate School of Business Administration, Walter Moreland Stone '08; as Secretary of the Graduate School of Business Administration, Eliot Grinnell Mears...
Administrative Board of the Dental School.--Eugene Hanes Smith, Dean; Charles Albert Brackett '73, George Howard Monks '75, William Parker Cooke '81, William Henry Potter '78, Amos Irving Hadley '91, Samuel Tuttle Elliott '01, George Henry Wright '03, Leroy Matthew Simpson Miner...
Zoan Andrea's "St. Jerome" and the "Effect of Jealousy" by Wenzel von Olmutz, both copied after Durer, show the influence of the great German master in Italy as well as in his own country. "St. Matthew," by the Master E. S. is a very important print by a very great engraver. These three prints are of the greatest rarity, not having appeared in a public sale for over fifty years...