Word: academicized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last night the Student Council acted on the most significant issue since the war began. Adopting unanimously and without change the report of its Committee on Curriculum and Tenure, the Council submitted to the Faculty two possible solutions to the delicate and serious problem of defective arrangement of the accelerated...
Modification of the existing Summer School is the more conservative suggestion. Supporters argue that courses in the three term year must be staggered to allow for faculty vacations, and that incoming Freshmen would never have a complete course curriculum from which to choose. They uphold the adequacy of the present...
The council's impartial report, dictated as it was by a close vote, nevertheless leaves the undergraduate voiceless in a question of grave concern to the value of their educations. The faculty now holds the right and duty of making the eventual decisions, but the airing by students of their...
With these vigorous words the president of America's biggest Roman Catholic university last week admitted publicly that he had been wrong-something that President Roosevelt himself has never done except about Thanksgiving. The author of this graceful admission is that urbanely dogmatic Jesuit, the very square-jawed Very...
> Academic freedom, a "mumbo jumbo" that allows any educator "the privilege of uprooting all the true foundations of life." (Fordham follows Father Gannon's precept: "Students should be taught obedience to the constituted authority simply because it is the constituted authority. . . We do not expect to argue with a...