Word: detailing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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President Lowell, will be the first speaker, and will, in his talk cover the ground generally Assistant Professor Eaton who is head tutor in the department of Philosophy will speak on the relations of the student to his tutor, and Dean Leighton will outline more in detail the necessary steps to enroll in a field of concentration, as well as explaining the method of filling out the blanks which have already been received by the large majority of the Freshmen...
...class of 1929. After he has covered the general ground, Assistant Professor R. M. Eaton, head tutor in the department of Philosophy, will speak on the relations of the student to his tutor. Assistant Dean Delmar Leighton '19 will be the third speaker, and will explain in detail the steps which the Freshman must take to enrol in a field of concentration, as well as the making out of a plan of study...
...therefore propose a new general literature course for students concentrating in science. The present arrangement is unsatisfactory because the same courses are made to serve two distinct classes of students whose needs are different. Students who have no interest in literature are bored by the mass of technical detail which they must master in order to satisfy the requirements of the instructor...
Kongo is also tropical, and it too seethes. It is surrounded and all but smothered in a wealth of Africal detail from tom-toms to a native girl who wants a kiss-kiss. In the midst of this jungle of atmosphere is a huge man (white) paralyzed from the waist down. He is bent upon revenging himself on a man (also white) who has wronged him years before. The play is remorseless, obvious and undeniably effective. Sufficient portions of sex are, of course, added. It will serve nicely for those who now and then like to take the whole evening...
Soliloguies of this quixotic hero furnish an opportunity for Mr. Train to describe with libelous detail the worldliness of counts, and the unwieldness of law, At time, Hugh Dillon is a dictaphone upholding 3 "holier than thou" attitude which fits ill with an atmosphere of politics. Again, he degenerates into a likeable person who is tempted to put personal loyalty above an abstract and cold, blooded justice. But like most moralists, Hugh has a stubbornness in his nature which does not admit of compromise. His philosophy will not permit the acceptance of a healing half-truth in place...