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...come more specifically to a treatment of the Harvard Law School, however, we find a curious and astounding mixture of races and colors that defies amalgamation. The only unifying influence is the study of Law; outside of the classroom and the library there is no common interest to bind the students together. Nearly all colleges place their stamp upon their graduates; the men come here already hardened to the mould, and there is no change in them through the three-year course except that wrought by nature...
...Senior year, and the Dean's List principle of special privileges for men with high scholastic records, are the features of the University system. But the Dartmouth plan goes further than anything yet instituted at the University in freeing honor students from the hampering restrictions that bind other undergraduates, and in this respect it sets a precedent which has long stood as the ultimate goal of the tutorial system here...
...regard to Fine Arts 28, which said that the Dramatic Club would produce only undergraduate plays in the future. The Club wishes to convey no such impression. It merely wishes to provide a temporary means by which undergraduate interest in the drama may be kept alive. It does not bind itself to produce any or the best of the plays submitted. It will produce, however, any one which possesses sufficient merit...
...look through every building on the campus, and by official lectures tells him carefully and honestly just how each department is running and why each innovation is being made. This is assuredly a wise and far-sighted policy. Harvard can well afford to take similar pains to bind together graduates, undergraduates, and the University office...
...institution or organization, any cult or system which tries to bind the restless spirit of man, to set bounds to his curious searchings, to deny the report of his reason, cannot last. The Master came that we might have life and that we might have it more abundantly. We must have its joy, its untiring pursuits, its fresh victories...