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...with great regret that the CRIMSON notes the resignation of Frederick L. Allen '12 as Secretary to the Corporation. Mr. Allen will leave behind him a gap difficult to fill. More than a publicity manager or an official interpreter, for four years he has served the University in the capacity of a liaison officer, keeping one department informed of activities in the others, maintaining the contact between the Office and the undergraduate, and interpreting Harvard to the outside world...
...suffering from a severe cold. The loss of two letter-men, both from one position, is of course, a severe set-back to the University team, but the Crimson coaches are relying on the system of play and the individual strength of the substitutes to fill adequately the gap in the forward line, which must have its maximum strength to overcome the speed of the Middle-Westerners tonight...
...administrative work and the same process should be applied to courses as well. For "humanization" in practice means little more than a greater reliance on the good faith of the student, and proportionately greater expectations from him. In elementary courses the coercive attitude serves as a bridge for the gap between school and college: but in more advanced work it tends to limit outside study...
More and more the alumni are coming to take an active hand in University life. The well-knit organization developed by the Associated Harvard Clubs and the Alumni Association throughout the country, and intensified by the Endowment Fund drive, tends to close up the gap between graduates and undergraduates which has existed more or less unconsciously in the past. The four years of undergraduate life are no longer the be-all and end-all, if ever they were. Today in graduating a man can look forward to as real a Harvard, as that he is leaving behind...
...formation of a new University Theological School in the merging of the Andover Theological Seminary and the Harvard Divinity School, announced today, finally fills a gap that threatened at one time in the last century to divide the University. In the lapse of years since then the two have worked harmoniously side by side; but it has become more and more evident, particularly since the crucible of the war, that a greater strength and usefulness could best be attained by a fusion...