Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Fine Arts, one which offers a background for a variety of occupations. Many concentrators enter Law School, which encourages concentration in other fields besides Government. It is also recommended for teaching and for theology. But it is different from Sociology and the Fine Arts in that the student cannot benefit from it without a real understanding, which can only be acquired through much concentration. It is a rigorous field and requires more than average time...
Tutorial is especially valuable in this field, because there is a good deal of correlating to be done, because there is often material which needs clearing up, and because the tutors are sufficient in number and excellent in knowledge and ability. Concentrators who have the benefit of tutorial instruction find the sections in the elementary courses pretty useless, but a few such meetings are necessary for Freshmen and non-concentrators...
With some 65 concentrators last year, Psychology has been a slowly rising field. Its appeal has hitherto been due perhaps largely to its past reputation as an easy field. This is in a way misleading, however, for unless the concentrator devotes himself to the work, he will not benefit, since the nature of the subject forbids its being drilled into one's head by the application of facts...
...undergraduates will play leading roles as entertainers on the "World Cruise in 3 House" on board the S.S. Town of Hull tonight. The cruise is for the benefit of the New England Hospital for Women and Children...
Jubilee-bound Freshmen who would benefit by a special bus service between Wellesley and Cambridge are urged to put in their requests to the Jubilee Committee at the desk in the Union. The Committee will also handle the corsage orders from the Yardlings...