Science
Displaying 251 - 288 of 288 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 251 | Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school Normal Eyte 15:12, p.180 |
Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education. | |
| 252 | Training; the course of study; what it is Normal Eyte 15:1, p.5 |
Professor Bender gives advice on teacher training. | |
| 253 | Cost of zoology Normal Eyte 14:28, p.445 |
Humorous look at the costs of getting a sparrow to study. | |
| 254 | A new physical science laboratory Normal Eyte 9:1, p.6 |
Set up by Professor Begeman. | |
| 255 | Recent improvements Normal Eyte 8:8, p.109 |
New equipment added to chemistry and physics laboratories. | |
| 256 | The Board of Trustees Normal Eyte 8:3, p.38 |
Ordered more drawing tables and microscopes; arrange for summer session for 1899 with a lecture course. | |
| 257 | Official News and Notes Normal Eyte 7:5, p.50 |
New science apparatus; new cases in Museum; music doing well under C. A. Fullerton; drawing tables ordered; those involved in extracurricular activities must keep up with their schoolwork. | |
| 258 | Mr. Newton Normal Eyte 6:18, p.213 |
Science classes dissecting cats. | |
| 259 | The new chemical laboratory Normal Eyte 6:2, p.15 |
Now located in south room of Administration Building; description of new facilities. | |
| 260 | Perhaps the greatest change Normal Eyte 6:2, p.15 |
Natural science lab fitted up in the third story of the Administration Building; fifteen microscopes added. | |
| 261 | Board meeting items Normal Eyte 5:29, p.268 |
Board elects faculty and arranges them into departments; new laboratories established; museum will get new cases; C. P. Colegrove will take over President Seerley's classes. | |
| 262 | The jest and joys of another delightful term of study Normal Eyte 2:25, p.195 |
Students and faculty have experienced a great deal of sickness; advanced work in Latin and the sciences has made great progress; military drill extended during winter term. | |
| 263 | The advanced zoology class are making their efforts count Normal Eyte 2:18, p.141 |
Professor Arey leads class of twelve in advanced work. | |
| 264 | Wanted--by the classes in zoology Normal Eyte 2:6, p.46 |
Classes need frogs. | |
| 265 | The students in that most interesting branch Normal Eyte 2:3, p.24 |
Zoology students are bringing home many specimens. | |
| 266 | The greatly increased laboratory facilities Normal Eyte 2:2, p.16 |
Students and faculty appreciate new microscopes. | |
| 267 | The axis of the earth Students' Offering 8:34, p.3 |
Effects of the earth's tilt and rotation. | |
| 268 | Atmospheric electricity Students' Offering 8:34, p.6 |
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| 269 | An hour with a microscope Students' Offering 8:33, p.5 |
Maude Gilchrist takes students through an exercise. | |
| 270 | Science vs. language Students' Offering 7:30, p.3 |
Balance between the studies. | |
| 271 | The distinction between plants and animals Students' Offering 7:28, p.4 |
Paper read by Maude Gilchrist at Wellesley. | |
| 272 | Several very fine instruments Students' Offering 7:28, p.5 |
New instruments including spectroscope added to lab. | |
| 273 | A glance at zoology Students' Offering 7:27, p.4 |
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| 274 | The spectroscope Students' Offering 6:24, p.4 |
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| 275 | Familiar science Students' Offering 6:22, p.4 |
Scientific observations on everyday life. | |
| 276 | Force Students' Offering 6:21, p.4 |
Professor Gilchrist presents essay on physics. | |
| 277 | The four lectures Students' Offering 5:17, p.4 |
Professors Hull, Gilchrist, Wright, and Bartlett deliver a course of scientific lectures. | |
| 278 | Our Normal course of lectures Students' Offering 5:16, p.6 |
Professor Gilchrist gives entertaining lecture on electricity. | |
| 279 | Wonders of the molecule Students' Offering 5:15, p.4 |
Principal Gilchrist describes the molecule. | |
| 280 | Our already excellent collection of apparatus Students' Offering 5:14, p.5 |
Additions to science equipment. | |
| 281 | Oxygen Students' Offering 4:10, p.4 |
The properties of oxygen. | |
| 282 | The students were entertained Students' Offering 3:9, p.7 |
Principal Gilchrist gives demonstration on electricity. | |
| 283 | Palaeontology Students' Offering 3:9, p.4 |
Describes science of the study of fossils. | |
| 284 | Science Students' Offering 2:8, p.9 |
The truth that science produces. | |
| 285 | Since our last issue Students' Offering 2:5, p.4 |
Professor Gilchrist lectures on chemistry and Professor Bartlett lectures on the atmosphere. | |
| 286 | The new arrangements Students' Offering 1:4, p.4 |
Decription of improvements in the building include painting, blackboards, library, cistern, carpeting, laboratory, and staff rooms. | |
| 287 | The lecture of Prof. Bartlett Students' Offering 1:3, p.5 |
Professor Bartlett lectures on the scientific topic of heat. | |
| 288 | Scientific investigation Students' Offering 1:3, p.5 |
Attempts to differentiate between science and religion. |