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...Faculty of the Engineering School has voted to establish a new undergraduate course of training in electric communication engineering, comprising the study of the telephone, telegraph, hydrophone, and radio-communication, and also to substitute for the present program of study in sanitary engineering, two new programs, the first to be in sanitary and municipal engineering, and the second in sanitary chemistry...
...program in electric communication engineering takes advantage of the extensive facilities of the Engineering School, including the telephone laboratory and other electrical laboratories in Pierce Hall and the radio engineering apparatus of the Cruft High Tension Electrical Laboratory. The program includes all the courses on electrical engineering and theory, electrical machinery, and transmission and distribution of power, which are required for a four-year program in electrical engineering, and in addition includes some of the graduate work in that department. There will also be considerable work in physics, mathematics, and mathematical physics...
Heretofore the sanitary engineering program at the University, as well as in the other universities and technical schools, has followed the civil engineering program except that certain engineering subjects have been omitted and courses have been substituted in qualitative and quantitative chemistry, organic chemistry, bacteriology, water and sewage analysis, and the like. An attempt to cover both the engineering and chemical branches in four years has tended to keep the instruction elementary. Now there will be an opportunity for more advanced instruction through the distinction between city engineers on the one hand, and sanitary chemists on the other...
...know where to find adequate accounts of current affairs, nor how to correlate his knowledge of them. In the second place he has not enough time. He usually reads the morning paper more or less carefully and possibly sees one of the weekly reviews but beyond that his burdened program does not permit him to go. Yet the interest is there: it is apparent in the college discussion groups, popular lectures, forums and political clubs, and is even more evident in the crowded classrooms of modern history and applied economics...
Hans Letz, first violin; Sandor Harmati, second violin; Edward Kreiner, viola, and Percy Such, 'cello, are the members of the Letz quartet, which is well-known in Boston. The program which will consist of three numbers, all by classical composers, is as follows: Quartet in A minor Fritz Kreisler Variations, "Death and the Maiden," from Quartet in D minor Franz Schubert Quintet for Strings and Clarinets, Opus 115 Brahms...