Word: curriculum
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Round table discussions will consider "The Need for Expanding Physical Facilities," "The Challenge to Curriculum and Faculty: Revision in Teaching Methods and Shortages of Personnel," and finally, "Inflation on the Campus." Plenary session forums on "The Veteran Looks at Education" and "Braking the Education Bottleneck" are also scheduled...
Unless the S.B. tag is considered of particular usefulness to any considerable proportion of men, it ought to be dropped in favor of the single degree, indicating merely "a college graduate." Especially in such an integrated and comprehensive curriculum as is projected under the General Education plan, all melds have mixed their materials, and Philosophy has already met with Physics in forming the link between fields which once seemed poles apart...
...addition to the rare book sampling, various curriculum lists from past Harvard years and the current editions of the course textbooks are also shown, the last in many cases coming right from the Coop or the Phillips Book store window...
Roger S. Kuhn '46, chairman of the Studen Council's Committee on Curriculum and Tenure announced last night the establishment of four separate sub-committees to handle projects during the fall term. Forty-two members are working on the Council's largest committee...
...educating 500 to 600 American youngsters a year, putting 35 to 50 of them into U.S. colleges. Almost everything about S.A.S. was American, from its sentimental school song ("Fair is the name we love. . .") to its menus (Chinese dishes only twice a week). Native instructors taught Chinese, otherwise the curriculum was straight out of the Little Red Schoolhouse. On S.A.S.'s 15 willow-shaded acres, with its two gyms and the only quarter-mile track in Shanghai, American boys learned to excel at American sports...