Word: overcrowdedness
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Soon after James David MacConnell became associate dean of Stanford University's School of Education back in 1947, he began to have callers from the school systems of overcrowded California towns. Most of them were superintendents who "thought they needed more schools or additions but didn't know...
Sometimes they merely gave advice on what sort of furniture to buy, what soundproofing, chalkboards or gym floors. In overcrowded towns, they analyzed population trends, decided just how much more space each school district would need to take care of its students properly. In the town of Soquel, for instance...
Dean Small granted permission for the after-hours use of the dormitory. If Eliot proves overcrowded, the discussion will be moved to Cabot Hall. Freshmen can obtain a free 12 midnight permission to attend.
Your generosity and thoughtfulness in providing these magazines are genuinely appreciated by every man in the Task Group. We operate for long periods at sea with only infrequent and very short periods at our base, and we are starved for news. Poor radio reception and overcrowded equipment preclude all but...
As to the courses you mention specifically, Comparative Literature 105 was compelled to turn away a large number of students net "Because the instructor wanted to teach a small class" but because his subject and method require intensive discussion. Comparative Literature 166 was overcrowded last year because it was then...