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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...larger number of students in the College come to Cambridge with no natural means of contact with the community, and many of these go through their first year of College without an opportunity to enter a home in an informal way. The result is that they are very lonely, even though surrounded by classmates...
...signed by Adjt. Gen. F. L. Whitley, and reads: "As a member of the medical corps he has, by his unusual foresight and organizing ability, made it possible to reclaim for duty thousands of men suffering from physical defects. He has thereby materially conserved for service a great number of men who would have otherwise been lost to the service...
With the recent announcement of the courses of instruction offered next year by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, a considerable number of changes are to be noted. Many of these are due to the return of the University to its pre-war schedule of two terms, which necessitates alteration in the arrangement of the courses. Other changes have been brought about by new conditions and by the addition of new instructors...
...Professors A. A. Howard and Gulick. In the English Department, Mr. Maynedier is in charge of course 22, which has been limited to sixty students. English A is in charge of Mr. Hersey for the first half-year and of Professor Greenough for the second. A new course is number 10c, on Masterpieces of Public Address, to be given as a half-course in the second half-year by Associate Professor Winter. Professor Lowes is listed to give English 9, which has been changed to Examination Group IV. Another new course is 7a, given by Professor Hurlbut, on "Swirt...
...large number of changes have also taken place in Group 2. In the Physics Department, Professor Palmer of Haverford College is no longer instructing. Courses 2, 3, and 5 have been withdrawn, and in their places are offered courses 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 12b hf, 6a, 8a, and 8b. Several changes have been necessitated by the death of Professor Sabine, and his subject of specialization, light, will be taught by Professor Lyman and Professor Chaffee. Two new courses, 10 and 11, are added by Professor Bridgman. Another new course is 21hf on Biological Physics, by Professor Duane and Dr. Bovie...