Word: coping
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...more nearly intellectual history. His thesis: "When the scholar or the educator falls behind the march of the society," others will seize his position of leadership, "for leadership there must and shall be." That is the present prosect, since American education has not "fitted the American mind to cope with the issues of American life...
Founded a little over a month ago, the committee is a group of Faculty members and graduate school students organized for the purpose of studying the problems that confront American democracy, and formulating well-balanced ideas of what should be done to cope with them...
...trends as well as facts. Thus it is advisable as an introduction to the field to take such survey courses as History 1 and English 1 and background courses in Philosophy, Fine Arts and Sociology. With a background made up of several disciplines the students is able to cope with the broad cultural approach demanded. At the same time Junior Divisionals make it imperative that the concentrator sink his teeth into the main meat of his special field during Sophomore year...
...Ayres was banished for checking in the center zone, and this proved to be Harvard's undoing. The Eli's first line of McLen, Carton, and Hazen passed Bob Kayser, three times inside of thirty seconds to sew up the game. Harvard's defense was utterly unable to cope with the stick-handling and skating ability of these three when short-handed, and Kayser was at the mercy of the swift Blue forwards...
...School must begin at once to train men to cope with the problems arising out of new conditions," he added. "The introduction of the courses on National Defense, from this point of view, is merely an initial step in preparing the School's curriculum for this task. What further changes may be necessary, I do not know...