Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-09
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Taylor and Hansen have each spent two
years at Harvard I'm the department OF
civil engineering, and each obtained his
degree Of $, h. In this special line of
work, Mr. Hansen has accepted a posi-
tion as Instructor I'm the engSneering
department Of the Agricultural college
OF Utah. Both are members OF the Har-
ward engineering society Of which am
other Utah student Ia president
Mr. Parker has spent three years at
Harvard perfectng himself In his chos-
en- vocation Of mining engineering. This
line OF study has involved much work
I'm geology and practical work at the
engineering camp sort of out door
summer school conducted I'm New
Hampshire, by the engineering depart
ment Mr. Parker has attained the dis
tlnctlon OF being elected president OF
the Harvard Mining society,
Douglas Brooks Kimbal received his
early training at the 81 Paul's school
and was also a student nj Yale before
entering Harvard In 1900
OTHER UTAH STUDENTS AT HAIR
WARD.
In addition to the four seniors. eight
others have been at Harvard during
the past school year, They are
Roy Bullen of Richmond a graduate
of the Brigham Young college Logan,
whore he was for II time. instructor In
mathematics. He is junior In the
department Of civil engineering and will
be graduated with the class Of 1906 MIR.
Bullen was distinctly honored by be-
ing elected president Of the Harvard
Engineering society I'm addition to be-
ing given "A place on the editorial board
of the Harvard Engineering Journal,
a magazine published by the engineer
ing students and devoted to the inter-
ests Of engineering IN all It's branches
and architecture.
George b. Hendricks Of lewiston
likewise a graduate OF the Brigham
Young college, where he received his
A. b, I'm 1908. He Is IN the graduate
school working for an A. NJ. which he
expects to receive In 1905. His special
field OF investigation Is economics, Mr.
Hendricks is attending the University
OF Chicago this summer.
George d. keyser Of Salt Lake city,
q junior In civil engineering Mr. Key
ser was prepared partly at the u. of o.,
partly at the University OF Colorado
He is spending the summer at the
Harvard engineering camp in the New
Hampshire hills, doing work In survey
Ing, etc.
Christian Larsen Of Logan, gradu-
1896, instructor Of English in the H. D.
5. university, on leave Of absence. Mr.
Larsen Is In the graduate school and
his work Is chiefly IN the English and
Germanlc departments. He hopes to
get the degree Of A, NJ in another year
He is attending the Harvard university
summer school this summer.
Chester Snow OF Ogden graduate OF
the Ogden high school, and for year
student at the A. G, U. He is spe-
cializing in physics and hopes TO win
a degree in ;hat line. Mr. Snow passed
successfully not only all the entrance
examinations but also the examinations
admitting him to the sophomore class.
Freeman Tanner OF Provo, formerly
student at the Brigham Young acad-
envy and at the Agricultural college of
Utah, was this year a special student
I'm civil engineering but expects to
specialize in mining engineering Mr..
Tanner is spending the summer at
the engineer camp, S1uam lake, New
Hampshire.
George L. Wenner Of Ogden, where
he was student at the high school.
lie was graduated from Yale In 1903
with the degree Of a. b. and entered
Harvard law school
Osborne Widtsoe Of Logan was grad