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...Robinson Hall French 21 Harvard 5 Geography 3 Geol. Lect. Rm. Geology 6 Emerson D German 1a Dr. Zipf. Sec. 1 Sever 23 German 2 Mr. Lewis, Sec. 1 Sever 24 Government 19 Semitie Mus. 1 History 1 Mr. Coddington. Sec. 1, 29 Conf. Group 1 Mallinckrodt MB9 Mr. Cram, Sec. 2, 41 Conf. Group II New Lect Hall Mr. Dean, Sec. 3, 36. Conf. Group III Mallinckrodt MB9 Mr. Dow, Sec. 4, 15. Conf. Group IV New Lect. Hall Mr. Fowler, Sec. 5, 21. Conf. Group V Memorial Hall Mr. Perkins, Sec. 39. Conf. Group VII Memorial Hall...
...Robinson Hall French 21 Harvard 5 Geography 3 Geol. Lect. Rm. Geology 6 Emerson D German 1a Dr. Zipf, Sec. 1 Sever 23 German 2 Mr. Lewis, Sec. 1 Sever 24 Government 19 Semitie Mus. History 1 Mr. Coddington, Sec 1. 29, Conf. Group I Mallinckrodt MB9 Mr. Cram, Sec. 2. 41 Conf, Group II New Lect. Hall Mr. Dean, Sec. 3. 36, Conf, Group III Mallinckrodt MB9 Mr. Dow, Sec. 4, 15, Conf, Group IV New Lect. Hall Mr. Fowler, Hec. 5, 21, Conf. Group V Memorial Hall Mr. Perkins, Sec. 89, Conf. Group VII Memorial Hall Mr. Potter...
...predicted that the "feverish task of attempting in a few years to cram facts enough into a child's head to last him for a lifetime" will within the oncoming generation be abandoned. The new education will help the child to make the most of its life as a child. And it will treat every period of life in the same way aiding the man who has "put away childish things" to make the most of himself. One hundred thousand men and women are now taking home study courses offered by nearly 150 colleges and universities. A recent study...
...year is a trying time. All courses seem to end with the fall of a dynasty or the decay of a lofty empire. May seems to bring with it the turbid ebb and flow of human tragedy along with divisionals. The Vagabond at such a time is wont to cram his briar, lounge in a chair and stare at the smoke as it floats in fragile clouds to the ceiling. A college generation is passing. That this is all foolish sentimentalism he realizes, but nevertheless, it is a mood that will not be denied. He has never quite brought himself...
...alternates were: N. N. Culin of Cram and Ferguson, H. G. Bergstrom of Bennett, Parsons and Frost, and G. W. McLaughlin of Magney and Tusler...