Word: aspects
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Walter B. Cannon '96, Professor of Physiology, Harvard Medical School, "The Value of Animal Experimentation to the Physician in his daily work"; Dr. Edwin H. Place '04, Physician-in-Chief, South Department, Boston City Hospital, "The Aspect of Antitoxins in Relation to Animal Experimentation"; Dr. Richard P. Strong '16, Director of the School of Tropical Medicine, Harvard University, "What Animal Experimentation has done for Exotic and Tropical Medicine"; Professor George H. Parker '87, Director of the Zoological Laboratory, Harvard University, "The Benefit to Animals of Medical Experimentation"; Dr. Lester H. Howard, Director of the Division of Animal Industry, "How Animal...
...modern tactician usually does not attempt to scale them with his A's and B's and other white elephants, but maps out his course over a smoother ground. He sees ahead of him the threatening cloud of examinations, he is appalled by its menacing aspect, and he seeks protection along the more sheltered road of Geology or Astronomy. Even after making his start on the Appian Way of the Classics, be turns aside from the general examination on the Bible, Shakespeare, Dante, and Goethe, and walks the primrose path of Natural History, rejoicing...
With very little known about the relative strength of either team in the sprints, these events present an extremely puzzling aspect. Feldman, the star of last year's Eli team, is generally conceded a victory in the 100-yard dash, both on the basis of his performances last year and on his record and times this year. He is a capable runner, with plenty of experience in school and college behind him, and is generally ranked as one of the mainstays of the Blue team. The fight for second and third places will be close, with J. S. Clark...
...mile run looks like a Yale victory, the hurdles have a decidedly Crimson aspect, although strong competition may be expected from Hulman the star of last year's Ell yearling team, who is often conceded first place. Whitney, however, should be able to beat him over both the high and low timbers, provided that he is not hampered by his injury, received on the southern trip this spring. At the present time, it seems to be entirely healed. Hauers and Hulman should have a great battle for second place, with the outcome entirely in doubt...
...place of "courses of elementary grade" it requests broader subjects whose purpose is to "orient the student in adult thought." A course in the History of Mankind which should show his environment; a course in Human biology and psychology; a third in mathematical analysis; Literature taught as an aspect of life, and the inevitable technique of expression; such is the suggested plan for Freshmen...