Word: curricular
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...third year men, thus eliminating the possibility that they will be required to take examinations each day for several successive days. It is felt that convenience of schedule has influenced the choice of courses by students; the change is being made in order to eliminate such mechanical considerations from curricular decisions...
...newsstands tomorrow afternoon will be an article "The Public School Man at Harvard," by F. E. Sweetzer, Jr. '36, C. L. Sulzberger '34, president of the Advocate announced yesterday. Comparison will be made between public school and private school men in their scholastic, social, athletic, and extra-curricular careers...
...members of the House will be invited to contribute articles dealing with House athletics or extra-curricular activities, and these accounts will be edited by a committee headed by H. B. Jansson '33. Only two typewritten copies will be made; one to be kept in the House Library, the other to be presented to J. L. Coolidge '95, master of the House, as a gift from the members of the House...
Your rather intelligent and sympathetic editorial on the Debating Council, printed in yesterday's issue, is marred by an unfortunate remark that "debating as a form of extra-curricular endeavor has fallen into disrepute." The remark seems a trifle strong...
...Although the Corporation gives the Council two hundred dollars annually, the sum, while generous, fails to cover much more than administrative expenses; consequently the activities of the Council are, for the most part, limited to Boston, and its vicinity. The fact that the Debating Council, unlike many other extra-curricular activities, offers no social advantages detracts from its appeal to a large group...