Word: movements
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...establishment of a "general examination" at Harvard marks an important stage in a revolution which, for almost two decades, has been slowly but surely transforming educational methods. In one sense the movement is a reaction. against the elective system which was very generally adopted by American universities. In another and more important aspect it is forward-looking...
...Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Bach Air, Variation, and Fugue, Franck Intermezzo, Callaerts Professor Davison. "Waft her, Angels, Handel Mr. Lautner. Prayer, Ropartz Choral Prelude, "Sleepers, Wake." Karg-Elrt Andantino, Thomas Gavotte, Bach Professor Davison. "My heart ever faithful." Bach Mr. Lautner. Evening Calm, Rheinberget Sixth Symphony (First Movement). Widot...
...appears that there is an anti-Harvard movement being carried on by out Boston papers, and so it is up to Harvard to keep its name clear of any seditious movements and above suspicion. In concluding, it is my earnest desire to see something done immediately. DAVID H. LINDER...
...open to all members of the University. Mr. Marburg is the Executive Secretary of the League to Enforce Peace, of which ex-President Taft is the head. In this connection Mr. Marburg was among the number who met in New York at a dinner at which the movement for a League to Enforce Peace was born...
...bulk of the Harvard delegation, among whom the majority have no intention of going to the foreign field, is agreed that the Student Volunteer Movement is worthy of support and that the convention has been for good, not only because of the religious attitude which it inspired and the help it secured for work abroad, but also because of the approach which it suggested for social and economic problems, and especially because of its instigation to serious thought