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Interview of David C. Nutt by Brian Shoemaker
No full textIn 1935, David Nutt (David), while attending the Hotchkiss Prep School in Connecticut, attended a lecture by Capt Bob Bartlett on the Arctic. Bob was a legendary figure who explored with Robert Peary, Vilhjalmur Stefansson and others. As a result he went to Greenland with Bartlett aboard the RV Effie M. Morrisey for five trips in the summers of 1935 thru 1940. Nutt lists Bartlett as a mentor as well as Waldo Schmidt of the Smithsonian Institution. In June of 1941, David graduated from Dartmouth. He was already in the Naval Reserve and was called to active duty the month before graduation. The Navy detailed David as Executive Officer to the USS Bowdoin, formerly the RV Bowdoin that was sailed by McMillan to the Arctic on numerous occasions. The Bowdoin was fitted out to do hydrographic surveys and in 1942 and 43 conducted hydrographic work in Greenland waters – most notably the hydrographic soundings of Sondestrom Fjord where the American base Bluie West Eight was located and other fjords where U.S. bases were established. In 1944, David was detailed as Executive Officer aboard the USS Sumner, a fleet hydrographic vessel. In early 1945 he became the Commanding Officer of the Sumner. It was the first U.S. ship to enter North China since 1927 and later was the first U.S. ship to enter Bikini Atoll since 1940. He and his crew completed the hydrography of the atoll. He was released from active duty in 1946. Captain Nutt, purchased the Blue Dolphin from Amory Coolidge after returning to New England. It was fitted out as a hydrographic ship by the Navy. He used the vessel on Office of Naval Research Contracts for a variety of scientific research projects in the Arctic. Among his Principal Investigators were Larry Coachman, Per Scholander, Dick Backus and others. He describes the work that was performed on the Blue Dolphin in detail in the interview. He was recommended for Operation Windmill by Waldo Schmidt of the Smithsonian Institution. Windmill was a follow-on expedition to Antarctica to establish survey control points for the aerial photography taken during “Operation High Jump.” Captain Nutt sailed to the Antarctic aboard the USS Edisto in 1947- 48 as a naval observer and curator for the Smithsonian Institution. Capt Nutt sold the Blue Dolphin in 1961, but continued Arctic research project for many years afterward. He served on the Board of Governors of the Arctic Institute of North America and the American Polar Society for many years. He is retired, near Dartmouth in the of Etna, NH where he has lived for the past 55 years.Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation
Along the Waterfront. Southport Island sailors David Nutt and Judy Sanduk pla
No full textAlong the Waterfront. Southport Island sailors David Nutt and Judy Sanduk plan to circumnavigate the earth while Nutt\u27s crew at David Nutt Boatbuilder, Inc., carries on
S. Aur. Augustini hipponensis episcopi opuscula : de utilitate crescendi, de fine rerum quae non videntur, de fide et symbola. S. Thomae Aquinatis in symbolum apostolorum expositio
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Dr. Nutt Presented with Honorary Doctorate, 2009
No full textdigital photograph (jpeg)Excellent conditionDr. David Sobey and Dr. Collin Dodds (Vice President, Academic and Research 1997-2000, SMU President 2000-2015) present Dr. Samantha Nutt with an Honorary Doctorate of Civil Law degree at the morning convocation ceremony. She also addressed the graduates.This photo is part of the External Affairs CD collection. Additional photos available
The role and basis of the drug laws
No full textOn 30 October 2009, the home secretary in the UK asked David Nutt to resign from his post as chairman of the government's advisory council on the misuse of drugs. The previous day, the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies at King's College London had published Nutt's paper, 'Estimating drug harms: a risky business?'. This is an edited version of his Eve Saville memorial lecture, delivered at Kings College in July 2009. The paper points out that ecstasy and LSD are less dangerous than alcohol. He had previously clashed with the home office over his editorial, 'Equasy - an overlooked addiction with implications for the current debate on drug harms', published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology in January 2009. This reflects on the reality that ecstasy is overall less harmful than riding. The home secretary was not amused, and the relationship between academic publication and scientific advice to government was cast into the limelight. David Nutt is now chair of the Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs.
L. Cope Cornford. — English composition, a Manual of Theory and Practice. — London, David Nutt, 1900
No full textKuhn Maurice. L. Cope Cornford. — English composition, a Manual of Theory and Practice. — London, David Nutt, 1900. In: Revue internationale de l'enseignement, tome 42, Juillet-Décembre 1901. pp. 91-92
Popular studies in mythology, romance and folklore.
No full textTitle from spine.No.1 Nutt, Alfred. The influence of Celtic upon mediæval romance.--no.2 Hartland, Edwin Sidney. Folklore: What is it and what is the good of it?--no.3 Nutt, Alfred. Ossian and the Ossianic literature.--no.4 Weston, Jessie L. King Arthur and his knights.--no.5 Billson, Charles J. The popular poetry of the Finns.--no.6 Nutt, Alfred. The fairy mythology of Shakespeare.--no.7 Hartland, Edwin Sidney. Mythology and folktales.--no.8 Nutt, Alfred. Cuchulainn, the Irish Achilles.--no.9 Arnold, E. Vernon. The Rigveda.--no.10 Weston, Jessie L. The romance cycle of Charlemagne and his peers.--no.11 John, Ivor B. The Mabinogion.--no.12 Faraday, Winifred. The Edda: I, the divine mythology of the north.--no.13 Faraday, Winifred. The Edda: II, the heroic mythology of the north.--no.14 Nutt, Alfred. The legends of the holy grail.--no.15 Sandbach, F.E. The heroic saga-cycle of Dietrich of Bern.--no.16 Spence, Lewis. The popul vuh.Mode of access: Internet
M. de V. Payen-Payne (examinateur à l’Université de Londres). — French Idioms and Proverbs, 4e édition. — David Nutt
No full textJamin Georges. M. de V. Payen-Payne (examinateur à l’Université de Londres). — French Idioms and Proverbs, 4e édition. — David Nutt. In: Revue internationale de l'enseignement, tome 50, Juillet-Décembre 1905. pp. 284-285
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