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...report Dean Donham discusses at length the development of the problem method of instruction in the school, which is similar to the case system of study originated at Harvard and employed now in most law schools, and also emphasizes the new five-year program in engineering administration which is being jointly conducted by the Business School and the Harvard Engineering School
...report Dean Donham discusses at length the development of the problem method of instruction in the school, which is similar to the case system of study originated at Harvard and employed now in most law schools, and also emphasizes the new five-year program in engineering administration which is being jointly conducted by the Business School and the Harvard Engineering School
...best way of looking after the stable problem, would be the erection of some permanent buildings to house the enlisted detachment and the horses. The expense of this, however, would be prohibitive at present, without contributions by interested graduates. Princeton last year, faced by the same difficulty, converted some barracks built by the government during the S. A. T. C. period, into stables. These now house their Artillery Unit's horses, equipment, and polo ponies. The work was done by the enlisted detachment stationed there, assisted by a few carpenters provided by the college, which bore what slight expense there...
...occured to me, as I read of the apprehension caused by the "high brow" program of the Glee Club, that there exists a delightfully simple solution of the problem. In breaking away from the traditions of their predecessors, the leaders of the present club, have practically abandoned what is known as the college song. This form despite the devotees of Brahms, has, in its spontaneity and easily accessible melody, many merits that some other types do not possess...
...problem before the United States is to determine how far the conditions making for stability have been established and how far that has been assisted by the work done by the Filipinos. It would probably be unsafe to accept President Wilson's declaration that these conditions have been complied with as final and it is hoped that President Harding will go slowly in the matter of deciding this very vital question, because if the United States should withdraw its control and cease to exercise its power of protection over the Islands prematurely it would very likely ensue that internal complications...