Word: aids
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Under the direction of W. E. Soule '27, the student advisory system was remodelled last full and made a great deal more effective than in the past. The number of student advisors was diminished to 70, and many of these men returned to college early in order to aid in the administration of "Freshman week." Written reports on each advisee were required from each adviser...
...seems in itself a complete solution of the question. In his letter to Professor Nettleton, Mr. Bingham also vouches for the support of the Harvard Committee in the event that Coaches Horween and Jones might agree to extend reciprocal invitations to games in Cambridge and New Haven. With the aid of such suggestions as these the non-scouting agreement should be the success that will insure a continuance of Harvard's participation in a definite forward athletic move...
...United States Government has repeatedly stated that its aims are not imperialistic. There should be no economic invasion as part of the policy of any government, north or south. Each government should give all possible statistical and other aid to its businessmen, but enterprise should be left to private initiative...
...governments can greatly aid businessmen by simplification and unification of shipping, harbor and pilot requirements; simplification of customs and tariff requirements; extension of postal, cable and wireless communications, and all other proper functions of government...
THERE are two possible approaches to the most recent work of Professor Beard in American history. Either leaves one with the certainty that he has written, with the aid of his wife, a work of the greatest importance. From one point of view, "The Rise of American Civilization" marks an epoch in the writing of history by American scholars. From a broader approach, he has written an epic which should itself figure in American history...