Word: programing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...plan is a model of restraint and care. Professor Wright's group has submitted a 'stepladder' program which would introduce the new rulings in a way that would allow smooth expansion of facilities and Faculty, and would not dislocate the College with a sudden changeover. And the proponents have no intention of urging on Harvard any such full program of compulsory courses as is now operative at Amherst or Chicago...
Objections to the proposals, then, cannot logically come on the grounds of cramping a student's program; for the new system would not differ substantially form the old so far as the number of distribution courses is concerned. If there is objection, it must come on philosophical grounds from those members of the Faculty who still feel that GE is not healthy for Harvard...
...Committee proposals are the result of nearly seven years of study and experiments; they offer the College a program far broader and more liberal than any other comparable system now in operation. There should be no hesitation on his matter either in the Faculty or among students...
Recommendations for the permanent adoption of the General Education program will be presented to the faculty for consideration this afternoon, Benjamin F. Wright, professor of Government and chairman of the Committee on General Education, told the CRIMSON yesterday. The proposals will also apply to Radcliffe...
Beginning with the Class of 1955, the Committee recommends that the full program take effect. Every undergraduate will then be required to take at least three GE courses, one each in Humanities, Natural, and Social Sciences, before the end of his sophomore year. (The "sections" of the present distribution program would be eliminated...