Word: acquaintanceship
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...individual's willingness and desire to participate in at least one of its many activities. The unclassified student will find the same activities open to him here at Harvard as at his former college. If he enters them to the best of his ability, the natural desire for acquaintanceship and recognition will not go unsatisfied...
This environment the new Freshman dormitories are designed to furnish. In the first place all the members of the class are to be drawn together on a level basis of mutual acquaintanceship. All men from various localities and countries, and representing different modes of thought and various forms of activity, intermingle and compete with one another. Thus the environment is provided in which can develop at the very beginning of the career of every class all that is best and most worth while in the complexity of college opportunities...
...none is more distinctly worth while to the student than that of coming into closer touch with the Faculty. Too often it happens that a man knows his professor only as a lecturer. He finds that in some of the larger courses it is impossible for a more intimate acquaintanceship to spring...
...will last about three hours and every member of the two dormitories should drop in during the course of the evening to renew old and make new acquaintances. The series of smokers will continue into the winter, and it is hoped will serve as a great stimulus to wider acquaintanceship and closer friendship among the Seniors...
...present identified with the Law School or other Cambridge departments of the University are especially urged to wear caps and gowns, as it is only in this way that many of these men will become known to other members of the class whose daily work has heretofore prevented acquaintanceship...