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...this time every member of the Class of 1919 has received a sample copy of the current issue of the Alumni Bulletin. He is, therefore, in a position to judge of its worth for himself, but it is appropriate that every Senior should appreciate its influence and scope...
...extensive increase in the number and scope of the courses to be offered at the Engineering School has been announced for next season. The new program, which has been made possible by the settlement of the disposition of the Gordon McKay bequest, will put the University Engineering School among the foremost scientific institutions of the country...
...instituted a school of applied science and named it the Lawrence Scientific school, in honor of Abbott Lawrence, its first benefactor. About sixty years later, when income became available from the fund bequeathed by Gordon McKay for the development of applied sciences in all its phases, particularly engineering, the scope of this work was enlarged, and the Graduate Schools of Applied Science were established, including the School of Engineering and the Mining School. These schools took over and developed the advanced professional and technical courses formerly given in the Lawrence Scientific School...
...recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter, General Edwards said that he favored aero, coast artillery, and infantry units, as well as field artillery units at colleges. The formulation of plans for a coast artillery R. O. T. C. may be an indication of further extension of the scope of the units by the government. According to the descriptive circular, the coast artillery was chosen as the second form of training to be put in colleges because of the important part it played in the world war, and because of its adaptability to the regular college curricula with a minimum...
...annual convention of the Harvard Teachers' Association. This body, not as well known, possibly, as some other alumni organizations, is nevertheless a potent instrumentality in the furtherance of the purposes and ideals of the University. One of the ever present duties of the College is to extend the scope of its influence in the secondary schools; there is no more effective manner of doing this than through the co-operation of alumni engaged in the work of instructing in those schools. On behalf of the University we extend a cordial greeting to the Association--may they and their work prosper...