Word: discussable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...with intellectual curiosity has no desire to repeat courses merely because they are offered in separate schools. Time is too short to allow duplication of the program. Insofar as thoroughness of education goes, rest assured that the medical schools anticipate no preliminary training beyond the stated requirements, and therefore discuss all relevant material in far greater detail than that taught in College...
...desirability of broadening the base of college education for pre-medical students has been discussed. It is strongly urged that the student, if now intent on concentrating in science, discuss the problem further with both medical students and medical school authorities. Pre-medical students need not enmesh themselves totally in the time-consuming lecture rooms and laboratories of science to prepare themselves for medical school. The time for gaining a broad, liberal education is now. The later program for training in medicine should not be confused with your present College period. John Sonneland...
...procrastinating "exploration of the possibilities of union." Since the Roman Catholic Church would consider reunion only on its own terms-a repentant Protestantism asking to be taken back into the fold-"first steps toward union must be taken by the Protestant communions . . . Let each communion in its own way discuss the fundamental question: Is union so desirable that we are resolved to win it? If the answer is affirmative, then bodies can appoint . . . representatives . . . qualified, above all, by a life of Christian spirit...
...comprehensive recommendation for improvement of the quality of service and food in college dining halls should discuss all the little grievances which arise daily and propose, specific solutions. Some of the most common complaints, however, can be listed here. Cold food and overcooked vegetables result from the failure to synchronize the demand for the food in the lines and the supply from the kitchens. Serving methods are subject to question throughout the University. Plastic trays and cups are impossible to heat, and, therefore, cannot keep food warm. Although it is true that the cost of chinaware would be prohibitive, there...
...absence. All undergraduate major sport "H" men, all members of major sports squads now eating at the training tables, and all old and faithful Crimson athletes, are invited to the luncheon at the Varsity Club at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow to hear Art Valpey, and the spring coaches discuss their teams...