Word: desiree
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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If small colleges at Harvard developed along such social lines, there would be no improvement over the present system. It is not likely, however, that they would so develop. Our undergraduate body, heterogeneous in comparison with most American colleges, is homogeneous in comparison with Oxford, which has students from every...
"This draws attention to the curious predicament in which almost every American privately endowed institution of learning finds itself. They all are constantly receiving gifts. Many of them receive large gifts--and in large numbers. Yet almost every one of these institutions is chronically poor, mainly because of the pathetic...
"So he gives the John Cadwallader Grimshaw Dormitory or the Grimshaw Laboratory; or he establishes the Grimshaw Scholarships; or perhaps, being interested in some special branch of study, he establishes the Grimshaw Research Fund, hoping that he may thus make possible some discovery which will be connected, however vaguely, with...
"If the states signatory to the permanent court desire to confer among themselves, the United States would have no objection whatever to such a procedure, but under the circumstances it does not seem appropriate that the United States should send a delegate to such a conference. . . .
The first consists of interviews for individual students or groups of students with men who are connected with different professions or vocations. Notices of the men who are coming to the University will be published in the CRIMSON, and letters also sent to those men who signified their interest in...