Word: generalisms
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...recent formation of a Student Council, the avowed purpose of which is to co-operate with the Faculty in raising the general intellectual standard at Harvard, seems to create an opportunity for renewing a suggestion which has been made a great many times in the past, but upon which no real action has ever been taken. This suggestion is that the student body should take some action which would show an appreciation of high scholarship resembling that which is shown for conspicuous success in athletics. One plan has been to award to men of high scholarship the privilege of wearing...
...stick work and attack of the University team were very good. The team also displayed more speed than their opponents. Hobart, in general, limited itself to short passes, and did very little running with the ball. For Harvard, Cockran played the best defensive game, and Cobb, Sheip, and Vance the best offensive games. Riegel and Wells were the stars of the Hobart team...
...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of examinations." Examinations Today. Architecture 3a, Robinson Hall. Architecture 3b, Robinson Hall. Architecture 3c, Robinson Hall. Botany 3b, Pierce 202. Class. Philol. 69, Sever 18. Economics 25, Lower Mass. Engineering 16d, Pierce 202. English 14, Sever 18. French 5, Sever 23. German F, Harvard 5. German G, Harvard 5. German H, Harvard 5. Government 15, Holdem. Government 16, Lower Mass. Latin 3, Upper Mass. Latin...
...thus thinks of specializing. (See Catalogue, p. 315). Should he be uncertain what division to choose, I shall be glad to give him all the help in my power. As Chairman of the Committee on Degrees with Distinction in History and Literature, I have had much experience in general advice about all degrees with distinction. I shall welcome any one who would like to talk about them, at 18 Grays Hall, on Friday, from 9.30 to 12.30; on Saturday next, the 30th, from 10 to 12; and on any morning of next week from 10 to 12. BARRETT WENDELL...
From the discussion of the Des Moines system of general administration President Eliot passed on to the question of public school systems as they are in force in all various cities. The main difficulty in all municipal goverment is found in enlisting the intelligent interest of all classes of citizens. School are the one thing in which there is a general interest and as a result they have generally been well provided...