Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Under Professor Cabot there were during the first half year eight meetings of the discussion group, with average attendance of 14. The questions for discussion were Christianity and War, Medicine, Education, Industrialism, etc. During the present term there is a group meeting under the leadership of Dean Sperry to discuss the Competitive System and Christianity. Four meetings have been held up to the present...
...conferred with Mussolini, make the diplomatic smoke screen fairly transparent. It is the most unlikely thing in the world that the Belgian statesman came expressly from Brussels to exchange nonsensical urbanities with the Italian premier over an afternoon cup of tea. There was a reason, and it was to discuss the German peace proposition. The offer which Stinnes made to Mussolini, and which he discussed with Jaspar, was Allied participation in German industry as the determining factor of a new reparations agreement. A suggestion was appended that the Italian and Belgian Governments, with the possible inclusion of Poland, should propose...
...been customary to have these talks for Freshmen for a number of years in order to assist them in their choice of a field of concentration. Freshmen are also expected to discuss the subject with their Faculty advisers, and if the adviser is a member of the department in which they elect to concentrate, they may make out their plans for concentration under his supervision. If, however, the adviser is in some other department, the plan is to be submitted for approval to some member of the department which has been chosen for concentration. A blank has been sent...
...speaking yesterday in Robinson Hall on the drawings submitted in the recent competition for the design of the projected Chicago Tribune Building and now on exhibition in Robinson Hall, Professor J. J. Haffner first outlined the requirements of the competition. He then proceeded to discuss the elements necessary for a successful design. Of these unity and character are of equal importance in producing the desired effect. In respect to the character of buildings Professor Haffner mentioned two modern types of architecture, the Gothic suggesting ideals and inspiration, and the solid type used in municipal buildings which gives an idea...
...Chemical Club will meet next Tuesday, April 10, at 8 o'clock in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 28 Newbury St., Boston. The speakers of the evening will be Dr. A. F. Lawson, whose subject will be "The Ammonia Equilibrium", and Professor T. L. Davis, who will discuss "Roger Bacon's Gunpowder...