Word: controllers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Last spring the Register Board was entirely reorganized so that the publication is now under the direct control of the Student Council, in conjunction with which the Board works. From the candidates who report will be picked the one who is to be in charge of the literary department of the book next year. All interested are invited to report to Matthews 39 Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, when the work of the competition will be outlined, and the policy of the Register explained...
...Oberlehrer," is also announced by the Press. It consists of a study of the evolution of the German Schoolmaster by William Setchel Learned, Ph.D., of the Carnegie Foundation. The series aims to include books of political usefulness to teachers, school officers, and others who are trying to win intelligent control over the complex problems of American education...
...Saturday, June 20. This final game was extremely disappointing owing to the fact that the Crimson lead of four runs in the first inning, which seemed to assure victory for Harvard, proved of little avail against the Yale runs acquired later in the game through the deplorable lack of control of the four pitchers used by Harvard, Mahan, Whitney, Hitchcock, and Frye...
...Cross game at Worcester, when the team played wretchedly in the field, all the defeats this season can be traced to an excess of bases on balls. Mahan, who played in the outfield on the 1916 team, has been doing the best work in the box. He has good control and curves, and his work in the Princeton and Brown games stamps him as one of the best college pitchers today. He will probably be used in two of the Yale games, if a third game is necessary to decide the series...
...centuries passed schools slipped from the control of the Church, and benefit of clergy was no more. But no people cling to tradition and custom as do schoolmen the world over. And so Latin, and Greek too, for that matter, remained a basic part of the usual school curriculum. And now some disrespectful and doubting inquirer stands up and asks why it is that children should spend so large a fraction of their whole school time in the technical study of languages that have been dead and buried these many years. Immediately there is a great hunting for reasons...