Word: academicized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Much more than an eating place to its several hundred non-resident members however, Dudley Hall is a base of operations for many college activities, sports and organizations as well as academic studies.
Many an investigation has burrowed its way into the intricacies of Harvard's academic machinery, and perhaps the most consistent sufferer is the tutorial system. But the still new and rough-edged gears of this phenomenon continue to demand overhauling. Latest trouble-shooter to tackle the problem is the Phi...
"The accomplishments of the National Scholarship men in Harvard College indicate that they have been a representative group who have not only done well in their academic work but have also been active in extra-curricular affairs and have exerted a significant influence on the genera life of the College...
It was apparently not until 1933, when James Bryant Conant became its president, that the University recognized the existence of the Western United States. Then Harvard seemed suddenly to realize that a vast, intellectually unexplored territory existed beyond the Connecticut. This new emphasis was crystallized with the inauguration of the...
The advantage of this second aspect of the program are many. Commuters will be given a base of operations for activities throughout the day and evening. They will be able to eat with their resident classmates in the Union and the Houses, and thus enlarge their range of acquaintances. They...