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With an examination of the Symposia, the plan and purpose of the three-fold approach became apparent. In the early days of university life, the heritage of classical antiquity and the medieval tradition of theology were guiding forces in education. Harvard itself was founded, as so many know, by the early settlers, "fearing to leave an illiterate ministry" to the churches. But a growth in the Humanities and the Sciences led scholars to diverse paths as the years passed, and men became more concerned with their separate fields than with the connection of these fields with one another...
...three-fold exhibition in Robinson Hall has proved one of the popular spots to the thousands who have visited "Harvard on View." Hours for visiting the exhibit are on September 19 between 10 o'clock to 5 o'clock or one September 20 from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock...
...With a three-fold purpose, the Junior Varsity team has been given up this year. A larger number of men are thus enabled to receive the coaching of Fesler, who is keeping 15 players this year instead of the customary ten. More floor space is provided in the gymnasium and more men are released for play in the House League...
...these days of huge emergency expenditures yielding questionable returns, it is particularly encouraging to read of relatively modest emergency appropriations paying three-fold dividends. In 1932, Harvard College established The Temporary Student Employment Plan, under which the sum of $40,000 is set aside annually to give employment in various departments of the University to needy upper classmen. The figures just released by the Student Employment Office show that 255 men earned an average of $147 during the first year of operation of the Plan. Last year 206 men averaged more than $200 each...
First to God and then to the President a 12-year-old St. Paul, Minn., boy appealed to grant his three-fold wish: to see the U. S. fleet, to inspect some Army airplanes to own a bicycle. The President was away but Secretary of the Navy Claude Augustus Swanson offered to grant the first two requests, advised continued prayer for the bicycle...