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Professor Kallen who was one of the founders of the menorah Society in 1906, has taught philosophy and allied subjects at Clark, Princeton, and the University of Wisconsin, before coming to the New School of Social Research in New York City. He has been an active participant in the League of Nations Movement, on which he has written extensively. He is also a leader in the Zionist movement, and has recently published "Zionism and World Politics...
...chemical laboratory. As every undergraduate who has worked in it knows, Boylston Hall is antiquated, inconvenient, and in every respect pitifully inadequate. Chemistry is a subject of huge and growing importance. Harvard has a chemical staff of unusual distinction, but their work both in teaching and research is so hampered by the limitations of Boylston Hall that one wonders how they have been able to accomplish what they have...
From November 1, 1921, for the remainder of the academic year 1921-22.--Mr. Joseph Louis Finkelstein, Fellow for Research in Mechanical Engineering; Mr. Robert Victor Kleinschmidt '16, Fellow for Research in Mechanical Engineering...
...members of the party from the University will be Dr. Alfred C. Redfield '14, Assistant Professor of Physiology at the Medical School; Dr. Arlie V. Bock, M. D. '15, of the Massachusetts General Hospital; Dr. Henry S. Forbes '05, now engaged in research in industrial medicine at the University; Dr. C. A. L. Binger '10, of the Rockefeller Institute, New York, and Dr. George Harrop '12, of the Presbyterian Hospital, New York. The British members are Mr. Joseph Bancroft of Cambridge University, England, who organized the expedition, Professor J. G. Meakins of Edinburgh University, and Dr. Doggart of King...
Largely on account of his work in this field of chemical research Professor Theodore W. Richards '86, Nobel prize winner in 1914 and Director of the Wolcott Gibbs Memorial Laboratory at the University, has been appointed a member of the international committee on elements, while Professor Gregory P. Baxter '96, formerly a pupil of Professor Richards and now an independent investigator at the University, has been chosen for the International committee on atomic weights...