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...Frederick P. Gay '97. This new laboratory undertakes to make certain diagnoses that have been proved to be of clinical or forensic value and, in addition, offers to those qualified, facilities for research in problems connected with the physiology and pathology of blood serum and tissue fluids. The scope in diagnosis will be amplified as fast as new methods of determined value justify, and the research afforded by the clinical material offered will facilitate the development of such methods...
...theory of knowledge; the elements of modern logic; prolegomena to a theory of knowledge and of reality; and the philosophy of Neutralism. In the concluding lecture, entitled "Modern Logic and the Naturalistic View of the World," he will summarize the results of the previous lectures and will indicate the scope and the possibilities of the philosophy of Neutralism. This lecture is open to all members of the University and of Radcliffe College...
...assume the responsibility to do what they can with the material available and make use of what outside talent they can secure. It is not a Pierian Sodality institution though men of that society have taken the initiative in developing it. It is obvious that the scope of such a band is limited...
...this year. Accordingly, a large military band will be obtained. The work of the University band thus far has been uniformly satisfactory, in fact, better than in former years, but it was thought advisable to secure a band for the Yale game at New Haven this year with a scope such as no amateur band possesses...
This is the fourth and final volume of Mr. Berenson's stimulating studies of Italian painters of the Renaissance. In scope and method it resembles its predecessors, but it is more mature in judgment. Mr. Beronson has now formulated his philosophy of aesthetics, and has become so thoroughly penetrated with it, that he employs it with the ease of second nature to illustrate or explain a school, a painter, or a picture...