Word: approaches
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...foreword, Dean Donham says: "Of major importance is the extent to which the interest of the students is aroused by the study of concrete problems. They realize that they are dealing with actual business situations rather than with intangible theories and that the thought, method of approach, and principles applied in reaching a decision may be used in solving similar problems later in life...
...former CRIMSON editor, I am naturally interested in your recent editorial comment on the proposed charity football game. And though I am forced to concede to you powers of logic, I nevertheless disagree with both your approach to the subject and your conclusion...
...have changed the course of this civilization. The places where they were created are thus historic buildings and Motorman Henry Ford has transported the inventor's oldtime laboratory whole, set it up at Dearborn, Mich. for his Edisonia Museum. Even Mr. Edison's footprints are preserved in the cement approach. In Llewellyn Park, N. J. Edison's busiest factories are. There during Wrartime he helped the U. S. develop sound submarine-detectors and chemicals for which the nation had been dependent on Germany...
Dean Sperry urged the students from other countries not to keep too closely with other students of their own country, and appealed to them to make the half-way approach to other nationalities that is necessary if friendships are to form. To Graduate School men in particular were the speaker's words of appeal that the men of higher academic pursuits in specialized subjects should not fall into the meta-tragic error of being born men, but of dying as physicists or physicians. Humanity must not suffer itself to be buried and dried up by the exhausting requirements of higher...
...education of criticism and classicism will quell the romantic ability of even an undergraduate. Of the four poems, Ex Libris shows, perhaps, the best technique, the nicest imagery, but discrimination is difficult. It is to be hoped that the Advocate will later run the Bowdoin Prize Essays if they approach the excellence of Mr. Conrad's work...