Word: centralized
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...extend its facilities for the class. Afterwards it means trying to make the Houses something more than the dining halls and dormitories that, with one or two exceptions, they are now. This implies the use of every possible academic or social device to restore the Houses to their original central purpose. Throughout the individual's four years it means the College's responsibility not to re-emphasize the family and social backgrounds of individuals by its placement of them in dormitories or Houses...
...what Harvard offers, to know and dislike the waste before he graduates--the time when many men do finally understand and oppose it. The attack on waste must embrace a new willingness to change the archaie and the inadequate, and it must incorporate a new spirit of central responsibility for the methods and character of Harvard education...
Harvard Club of Central Florida: Alexander R. Gunn '11, Box 183, Winter Park...
...that all papers be marked carefully, returned, and, if necessary, discussed. Here enters the second factor in the utopian program: the conference group. This idea is not new to the College, for it is used in History I and many other courses. But to make the conference group the central factor that it is, for example, in the Princeton "preceptorials," it would have to be given a definite status and function and standard...
...Young's own stock holdings were counted in, Alleghany's control of Central would be a "concentration of 11to 570,000 [dollars] as against a concentration of 1 to 50" which ICC had turned down in a case involving consolidation of southwestern roads...