Word: welding
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Prof. Warren Weld Professor...
Three changes have been made in the historic endowed professorships of the Harvard Law School. Edward H. Warren, hitherto Story Professor, is now appointed to the Weld Professorship, held by Samuel Williston '82 until his recent appointment to the famous Dane chair. Austin W. Scott '09 succeeded Prof. Warren in the Story Professorship, established in 1875, named in honor of Joseph Story, and held in the past among others by John Chipman Gray '81, Jeremiah Smith '56 and Roscoe Pound. Joseph Warren '97 is appointed to the Bussey Professorship, which has been vacant since the registration of Professor Brannan...
...Club, rear of Holworthy; Phi Kappa Epsilon, South section of Dane Rall triangle; Pi Eta, Hemenway Gymuasium; private spread ( W. E. Harris), East of Fogg Museum; Sigma Alpha Mu, South of Robinson Hall; private spread (S. Rotenberg), North section of Dane Hall triangle; Zeta Beta Tau, between Weld and Boylston; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Wadsworth House lawn; Phi Beta Kappa, East of Phillips Brooks House; private spread (T. G. Holcombe). North of Bolden Chapel...
...Weld '86, president of the New England Federation, opened the meeting in the Faculty Room in University Hall, and was followed by President Lowell, who gave the address of welcome to the graduates. The new admission requirements were then explained by Professor Grandgent '83. Dean E. R. Gay '17 spoke on the Freshman Dormitories and explained the new system of treating Freshmen. The next two speakers on the program were Dr. R. I. Lee of the Hygiene Department and Dean C. N. Greenough '98, whose respective subjects were "Student Health" and "The Student and the College Office." The morning session...
...Pratt, of New York; Mrs. J. M. Proctor, of Boston; Mrs. P. M. Reynolds, of Readville; Mrs. H. Sewall, of Boston; Mrs. John Thayer, of Lancaster; Mrs. W. L. Thayer, of Lancaster; Mrs. W. L. Thayer, of Southboro; Mrs. Edwin S. Webster, of Chestnut Hill; Mrs. Charles G. Weld, of Boston, and Mrs. H. H. Wiggin, of Brookline...