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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 37, No. 959, May 16, 1913
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Front Matter (1 p.)
The National Academy of Sciences
- Opening Address, pp. 769-775
- Ira Remsen
- The Relation of Science to Higher Education in America, pp. 775-779
- Arthur T. Hadley
- Speeches at the Anniversary Dinner of the National Academy of Sciences, pp. 779-785
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 785-788
University and Educational News, p. 788
Discussion and Correspondence
- The Laws of Nomenclature in Paleontology, pp. 788-792
- W. D. Matthew
- How is the Word Food to Be Defined?, pp. 792-795
- Ralph C. Benedict
- A Standard Form of Committee Meetings, p. 795
- Edward C. Pickering
Quotations
- University Life in Kansas, p. 796
Scientific Books
- ----------------, pp. 796-800
- A History of European Thought in the Nineteenth Century
- John Theodore Merz
- Review author[s]: R. M. Wenley
- ----------------, p. 800
- Electrical Machine Design
- Alexander Gray
- Review author[s]: C. W. Green
Meteorological Observations at the University of California, pp. 800-802
- William G. Reed
Review of Forest Service Investigations, pp. 802-803
- Barrington Moore
Special Articles
- A Laboratory Method of Demonstrating the Earth's Rotation, pp. 803-806
- Arthur Holly Compton
- Crossopterygian Ancestry of the Amphibia, pp. 806-808
- Wm. K. Gregory
Societies and Academies, p. 808
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