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...broadening and cultural effects arising from study abroad as a supplement to work done in American schools and colleges cannot readily be overstated. Whereas the large European Universities as Geneva and the Sorbonne in Paris have a large percentage of foreigners in their student enrollment, the Universities of America are prone to be localized and essentially nationalistic in outlook. Furthermore few have the opportunity of associating with European students here, as they are so thinly scattered throughout the country...
...meteor, which was visible to the naked eye, probably could be seen all over New England, officials stated. It is in order that they may supplement the information obtained by their own observation that they are asking the assistance of anyone who may have seen it. Observers outside of the immediate vicinity of Cambridge are asked to report such facts as the time the meteor was observed, the angle of its path, and its brilliance...
Cancer is a supplement to Neoplastic Diseases. It contains four sections: Cancer in its General Relations, Cancer Research, Regional Cancer, Radium and Roentgen Ray Therapy of Cancer...
...Boulder Canyon Project Act is expressly stipulated to be a "supplement to the Reclamation Law." Under the Reclamation Law the Secretary, pursuant to his authority "to do any and all acts as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of the Act," has designated by his own order the name of the Roosevelt Dam in Arizona, the Elephant Butte Dam in New Mexico, and the Shoshone Dam in Wyoming...
...sending them into some non-academic activity as was frequently done formerly. With the increase of undergraduates in the Summer School, it is obvious that the graduate and undergraduate work will have to be even more carefully synthesized. The graduate students are, for the most part, teachers attempting to supplement their academic work and their demands from such a school are essentially different from those of the undergraduate trying to recover his college standing...