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...first argument, a thing half done might as well not be done at all. There is as good reason for employing a paid coach in athletic sports as there is in employing a paid tutor to teach the conjugation of Greek verbs,--provided we want athletic sports at all, which is assumed. If athletics are to be maintained, they ought to be properly guided and directed. They cannot be properly guided and directed by the chance and fluctuating interest of graduate coaches, much as we may owe to them. A responsible head is needed in directing the training...
...Summer School for 1907 will open on Tuesday, July 2, and will close Friday, August 9. The courses given in the Summer School are designed primarily for teachers, or for persons preparing to teach, but are open without formal examination to all qualified persons. Some of the courses may be counted, towards the degree of A.B. or S.B. by students in the College or Scientific School...
Candidates for the University lacrosse team will be called out shortly after the mid-year examinations for preliminary practice on the handball courts in the rear of the Gymnasium. Particular attention will be paid to the inexperienced men during the early practice to teach them the rudiments of the game, so that when field work begins they will be able to play to advantage with the more experienced players...
...Boston School for Social Workers, maintained by Simmons College and Harvard University, aims to give a bird's-eye view of the whole field; to teach some of the technique of dealing with needy persons and of neighborhood work; and to give an abiding conviction of the interdependence of such technique and the more general methods for neighborhood and civic work. In Harvard University the school is a double course in research in the department of social ethics, and may be taken by regular or by special students. Applicants for admission must show that they will probably profit...
...condition of education aroused investigation, resulting in the passage of laws providing for public schools. These laws were later on handicapped by those forbidding members of church organizations to teach in the schools. Then a law was passed allowing associations to be formed, although it also required those already formed to become authorized by the government. In many cases this was not done, and the resulting confiscation of property by the state aroused a great outery...