Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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A temporary solution to this problem is for the tutor to have on hand figures which represent the actual amount of time required in each laboratory course. He should see to it that the real laboratory hours fit conveniently into a schedule in which the work of no one course...
While most of the difficulties concerned were solved by the University's announcement, two still remain: in the first place, no immediate action has been taken in accordance with the Commissioner's warning; in the second place, it is possible that the death warrant may be retracted if other dormitories...
With their black berets jammed on their heads, clutching their steel-tipped walking stick-sheep goads, the young men of Andorra crowded into the tiny State's Council chamber last week and broke a 1,000-year old precedent. Since Charlemagne Andorra has been an autonomous State, but a...
The opening meeting of the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of the Harvard Business School was held last night in the Memorial Church. Some 1400 people crowded into the church for the exercises, which opened with a colorful academic procession of the faculty of the University, followed by the students.
Discussing briefly the crowded action and rapidity of change of the past 25 years, covering the existence of the Business School, Dr. Hopkins called attention to the lack of foresight in the present-day hurried world and the antipathy to repose and contemplation on the part of youth today.