Word: connected
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Yard is divided into three parts: grass, buildings, and paths. The grass was planted to make the Yard look green and beautiful, the buildings were built to hold recitations and students; and the paths, or places where there is no grass, were made to connect all the buildings, so that students could go from building to building easily. Some students don't know these things. They think that the grass was planted to prevent sore feet from walking on the hard paths. And they don't know that it is a sign of mental weakness to change their minds when...
...some ship specially provided for the purpose. The details have not been worked out, but it is hoped that they may prove attractive to those men who would like some knowledge of gunnery, navigation and engineering as they are practiced in the Navy. It may be possible to connect such work with the Naval Reserve so that graduates who had spent one or more summers in this way might be enrolled as part of the Reserve for service in case of war. This training, if it is possible to arrange a satisfactory plan, would be useful to the individual...
...Federation sent delegates to the recent meeting of the New England Federation at Harford, where the plan was enthusiastically received. Steps have already been taken to connect graduates all over the country with the University through the territorial clubs...
...been given at Harvard during the past two years will be continued this winter under the title of "Social Problems." The lectures will be under the auspices of the same committee of professors which has previously secured speakers to talk at the University in an effort to more closely connect Harvard with the social and political issues...
...second and third floors will be utilized respectively for additional library facilities and several private dining rooms. A more imposing addition will be the construction of a large dining-room, two stories in height, extending from the first to the third floors, which will connect with the present Harvard Hall...