Word: accountability
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...most interesting thing in life." But many besides undergraduates might read with profit the suggestive remarks of Professor Legouis on "Scholarship and Athletics," Professor Eucken's far-sighted treatment of "German University Problems." Dr. Snedden's eloquent plea for "The New Education" and Dr. Learned's enthusias- tic account of "Harvard's Training for Teachers...
...considered in the order of their size, groups of 12 receiving first consideration. Among groups of equal size those applying for fewer rooms will have the preference over those applying for more. In Hollis and Stoughton three or more men may apply for two rooms. In Holworthy, however, on account of a college regulation only two men can occupy a suite. Thus a group of twelve may apply for 6 suites in Holworthy for first, second, or third choice and for 4 suites or 8 rooms in Hollis or Stoughton for fifth, sixth or seventh choice, as the case...
...criticism printed in Saturday's CRIMSON regarding an article in the Boston papers, calling Harvard men great spenders for luxury, fails to take into account the marked differences in habits of living among Harvard men, I deem it timely to point out this obvious fact...
...conclusion must be, therefore, that the original figures, as totals based on averages, are practically worthless, resting simply on the personal habits of the individual computers. What those habits are is, in itself, unimportant, but protest may justly be made against multiplying sums spent on account of such individual habits as a basis for publishing alleged total expenses of Harvard men. The totals obtained would, indeed, be very suggestive, were they supported by facts. What is worse, however, is that they by innuendo attribute to the student body as a whole habits of frivolity, luxury, indolence, and intemperance, for which...
...will be enlivened by music from Kanrich's orchestra. While the smoker is given under the auspices of the Student Council Committee, the expenses must be met by a general contribution from those present. A late hour has been purposely chosen so that none may be kept away on account of conflict with ordinary College engagements...