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Some men feel that leaving college would not affect their later success. For them there is but one thing to do,--go to work this summer. Let them show that desire for work is not all talk. And, after coming in contact with non-collegiate trained men, let them reconsider the worth of a degree. At the end of the summer they will come back, realizing that one gets out of life exactly what he puts into it. And they will come back secure in the knowledge that what they give to the college just so much will the college...
Professor Guy is Dean of the Faculty of Letters at the University of Toulouse, and in this capacity came into close contact with the American soldiers who studied there after the Armistice. He is widely known as a specialist in the French literature of the 16th century. Professor Guy was recently made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in recognition of his services to the Americans at Toulouse
...that time, in co-operation with the President of the Club, the CRIMSON recommended closer contact between past and present athletes as the best cure, and the new scheme is the outcome of this idea...
...extend a helping hand; and whether in a philanthropic, social, or purely religious capacity, its in flounce is widely felt and appreciated. A great majority of students in the University are in hearty accord with the purpose of the Association; a considerable number have come into actual contact with its activities; but comparatively few find the time to give in return or to further personally the scope of its important work...
...School maintains the closest possible relations with the College, in order that engineering students may not only participate in the College life and become imbued with its traditions and ideals, but also that they may have the benefit of contact with teachers whose interests and activities are outside the technical fields. A broad general training is a great asset to an engineer. The requirements to the Engineering School are the same as for Harvard College. And the courses required in the first two years of all programs in the School may be counted for a degree in the College...