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President Lowell announces in his report the creation at the University of a School of Public Health, made possible by the agreement of the Roockefeller Foundation to give for this purpose over a million and a half dollars, and eventually half a million more, and the selection of Dr. David L. Edsall, Dean of the Medical School, to serve also as Dean of the School of Public Health...
...satisfaction to those practicing it, than any other profession can do. The landscape architect's problems are the solution of others' troubles and it is this solution that gives him real pleasure, first in the knowledge of having solved his problem and second in the beauty of his new creation...
There are three fields in the profession, the artistic side, the engineering side, and the plant study side, but the two greatest joys are in the creation of beautiful things and in the addition of beauty to things already created, for in so doing he gives joys to many people. He finds a pride and duty in saving the natural existing beauties and protecting them from the destruction of other development...
...city of New York are being brought into closer affiliation with its principal university, which is today in numbers probably the greatest university in the world. The bond of common interest will be drawn closer when the long-delayed affiliation between Columbia and the Presbyterial Hospital results in the creation of a great medical school for which such need and such advantage exist here...
...Department of Education is indicated by the fact that President Harding uses this argument almost solely in his advocacy on the Department of Welfare. It is the programme of national activity in education worked out in the Sterling-Towner bill that gives any basis at all for the creation of a new department. Then why not accept this programe and incorporate it with the welfare proposal into a combined Department of Education and Welfare? This is not ideal, but at least it offers a common-sense way of satisfying the demand for a closer organization of the welfare activities...