Word: deal
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...faculty at Williams College has recently adopted a system by which the courses of study are divided into three groups: namely, the languages, history and philosophy, and sciences. This move on the part of the administration has been the cause of a great deal of unfavorable criticism by the student body and has resulted in the presentation to the faculty of a petition signed by 98 per cent. of the undergraduates, requesting a modification of the system...
There will be a great deal of material which cannot be obtained until the last moment, so that in order not to stall the Class Album and prevent an early publication, it behooves every Senior to aid the committee as much as possible. This means that class lives which have not as yet been given to the Committee should be handed in at once and that appointments should not be put off any longer. These appointments can be made for any future time and will at least show the Committee which men have attended to the matter. The selection from...
...first president of the College, Henry Dunster, contrived with a great deal of personal labor and sacrifice to build a President's house in 1642. In 1654 his differences with the colony leaders in matters of religion necessitated his leaving this house. Some of the presidents who succeeded him resided outside of Cambridge, so the Dunster house was afterwards either unoccupied or let out for rental. President Chauncey, the second president, lived on his own estate, and during the terms of his successors the Dunster house fell into disrepair. President Mather (1692-1701) was requested to take up permanent residence...
Members of the Faculty will be invited, from time to time, to address the class and lead its discussions. The topics will not be confined to religious interests, but will deal with current questions and relations between religion and economics. Dr. Fitch urges every Freshman, whether or not he was a member of the class during the first half-year, to attend these informal meetings...
Governor Bass formerly served both in the House of Representatives and Senate of New Hampshire, and was responsible for reform in several departments. He has devoted a great deal of attention to the advancement of forestry in New Hampshire, and is now president of the Forestry Commission. He is also recognized as the leader of the Progressive Movement in New England. The lecture will be open to all members of the University...