Word: humanized
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Adventure and human interest were the elements which stood out primarily in Dr. Grenfell's talk last night at the Phillips Brooks House, and tonight's lecture will in all probability be of like interest...
Variety, adventure and human interest are elements which stand out primarily in Dr. Grenfell's talks. For twenty-eight years he has acted as a surgeon, fought disease and given aid to thousands of fisherman who have been held up on ice floes on the Labrador Coast. He and his assistants cared for over 12,000 patients in one year in their eight hospitals on land and the five on sea. Moreover, being almost the sole agent of civilization in the bleak north, his work has been extended so that he now operates a children's home, two industrial stations...
...more than mere scientific men; it proposes to develop engineers who shall be able to meet the call for industrial leadership, who shall understand men as well as machines. The co-operative plan, as explained by Mr. Lytle in today's CRIMSON provides for "a first hand understanding of human relations under conditions of production." It shows not only recognition of a problem vital to both industry and engineering, but offers a solution. Every third year student is to spend alternate periods of two months in the class room and in a machine shop or electrical department where he will...
...business administration are few, and hard to find. "It is significant to note," points out Mr. Lytle, "that these cooperative students are quite universally interested in the administrative side of engineering. They are not inclined to slight straight engineering interests but they see the fascination and the importance in human and economic leadership...
...Harvard Engineering School seems to have successfully undertaken the vital task of supplying to industry the expert who shall know by a happy combination of theoretical work and personal experience in a shop both the technical problems of administration and the all important human element. No longer can the A.B. think of his friend, the S.B., as a man merely wrapped up in numbers and blue prints; he is now a leader...