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...courses of research consult the Instructors. Chemistry 16, Oct. 3, 8 A. M., Boylston 9 Economics 13, Oct. 2, 3.30 P. M., Upper Dane Economics 15, Oct. 2, 11 A. M., Upper Dane Economics 16, Oct. 2, 10 A. M., Upper Dane Engineering 16b, Oct. 2, 2.30 P. M., Pierce Hall French 21, Oct. 2, 3.30 P. M., Sever 23 French 24hf, Oct. 2, 2.30 P. M., Sever A Geology 20b, Oct. 4, 9 A. M., Geol. Mus. Government 20e, Oct. 2, 4 P. M., Sever 7 History 48, Oct. 3, 2.30 . M., Sever 7 History...
...courses of research for which no hours are stated consult the Instructors. Architecture, All courses in Robinson Astronomy, All courses in Astron. Lab., Jarvis St. Botany 3, Botan. Mus. 13b Business Administration 5, Sever 36 Business Administration 6, 7, 25, 29, Lawrence 4 Business Administration 16, 19, Lawrence 1 Business Administration 21, Emerson H Business Administration 31, Univ. 17 Business Administration 35a, Sever 1 Chemistry 16, Oct. 3, 8 A. M., Boylston 9 Chemistry all other courses in Boylston 9 Classical Archaeology 1a, Sever 25 Classical Philology 37, Sept. 30, 12 M. Sever 13 Classical Philology 61, Sept...
...files while he was preparing for publication "The Life and Letters of George Bancroft." An opportunity to make inquiries suggested by the letter presented itself in 1908 when Mr. Howe's friend, Louis A. Holman of Boston, went to England for several months of work involving antiquarion and other research. In Plymouth Mr. Holman could get little information about Rev. John Harvard who preached there sixty years before, but he finally learned of two sons, Rev. John C. Harvard of Sheffield, who had died in 1907, and J. Mawson Harvard of London. Mr. Holman was soon in correspondence with...
...courses of research for which no hours are stated consult the Instructors...
...that a medical institution in China, undertaken and chiefly manned by Harvard medical graduates, might render good service to the science and art of medicine, and would offer an eminently useful and beneficent career to well-equipped young men who were willing to devote their lives to medical teaching, research, and practice in China. The institution was thought of both as a medical mission and a research laboratory. After consultation with several persons, conversant with the medical and missionary situation in China, the young men brought the matter to the attention of President Eliot, who laid the plan before...