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...view of the growing scarcity of men in the teaching profession, especially in schools where positions are open to women an interesting question arises--are Harvard men as a class, and the undergraduate in particular, less interested than formerly in teaching as a career? Since 1897, the University has had an Appointment Office for the purpose of placing Harvard men as instructors. During most of this time, the Harvard Alumni Association has maintained a similar department for securing positions in the business world. These two agencies together have obtained situations for between six and seven thousand men, of whom twenty...
...speech, that perhaps more than any other sounded the keynote of the convention, Mr. Lippmann stated that the purpose of the liberal is not to form a particular party, or accomplish a particular program, but to find out means of providing modern democracies with the information they need. No one pattern can fit the whole world, for the world is varied and the nature of man intricate: neither can a group of men in Paris decide what the world is to remain; or one in Moscow decide what it is to become. For the improvement of human society is something...
...where the elective system exists, are of great assistance to the student in enabling him to know his own ideas. They provide a happy unity in intellectual culture, and of this President Eliot advised all students to take advantage, so as to best fit themselves each for his own particular goal in life...
There were this year 279 students registered as Unclassified --the largest number in the history of the college. They, together with the ocC, and the Special students, constitute a detached group, the members of which are denied the privilege of association with a particular class. While there is a valid reason for the status of the men in the Special and ocC, category, those who are unfortunate enough to be designated as "Unc." 's a have been unnecessarily afflicted. The benefit of class membership include participation in the many social activities so integral a part of class life...
...heard comparatively few opinions bearing on the German attitude toward the war, but these of course reflected only the views of the individuals uttering them, and there were not enough of them to warrant generalization. These particular individuals, with one exception, considered that the war was forced upon Germany by other nations; the single dissenting individual thought that the war was forced upon the German people by the German rulers for whom he expressed bitter condemnation...