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Biology D again heads the sciences with 376 attending the lectures. In sharp contrast with the more popular of the liberal arts courses, the enrollment has shown a rise of less than 70 or approximately 20 percent. Social science leader Economics A, on the other hand, showed a better than 100 percent expansion, and Government 1a, a 93 percent addition...
Ballooning from 219 in 1940 to 449 this year, History 5 led the catalog in percentage increase, as enrollment swelled by 125 percent to make it the fifth largest elective...
Proposing to fill 112 positions still open in the Harvard Naval ROTC complement, Captain Carroll T. Bonney, U.S.N., Professor of Naval Science and Tactics, announced yesterday provisions of the new Holloway plan for midshipmen and plans for admitting veterans to the advanced courses of his department. Fifty percent of the 108 men enrolled in the unit this term are ex-servicemen...
Maintaining last year's two percent increase in dividends, the stockholders of the Harvard Cooperative Society in their annual meeting last Wednesday again approved the 12 percent refund on cash purchases and 10 percent on charge purchases for all members. The funds reppresenting expenditures over the fiscal year ending June 30, 1946, will be distributed starting Monday, October...
...itself in greater disrepute than its' pre-1936, constitution-less predecessor. Ten years of lopsided representation, of murky and hazy financial activity, of membership practices that smack of Sigma Chi and the Whiffenpoofs, have neutralized the Council's sincere efforts at constructive leadership. Ten years in which nearly 50 percent of all members got their start through appointment to one of the unelected Freshman Committees and, with this initial advantage, proceeded through four years of Harvard politics to eventual appointment or "election" to the Council. Again, this is not evidence of lack of quality in any of the Councils...