Word: elementally
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...easy to suggest that this is as it should be: perhaps the monitor ought to be (as he really is in practice now), the human element to make the machinery fit individual cases. Such an idea at once meets with popular favor. Why not let the monitor replace the deans in passing on causes of absence? He has the undergraduate point of view, and his mediation can save the overworked office much troublesome routine...
...worse footing than the immigrant, because of his tradition of inferiority, because his average moral and intellectual quality is below that of the white man, because he has not had as good a chance to develop what is in him as have the other immigrants, because there is an element in the southern states that does not want the negro to prosper, and because the negroes in the North live in islands of population in the large cities...
...time," he continued, "the inhabitants of the merchant class around the town became known as the 'forisburgus' or the 'suburbium' which latter name has given rise to your English word 'suburb'. Gradually the old town element became absorbed...
...greatest handicap is lack, of time for advisers. By abolishing the regulation requiring that upperclassmen have advisers the number of advisees per faculty member could be reduced by nearby one-half. Then more time could be given to the individual cases which is the all important element. And the services of any too busy or too proud to advice could be eliminated...
...expression. For with undergraduate audience freed from the cheks of hide-bound Universities with speckers dellyered from the threat of refutation, by facts, and with out even two men representing , as didout even two men representating, an did President Eliot and Dean Bridge last yea the broad-minded convervative element, we can be sure that the conferences will enjoy an even more Intoxicating stimulant of hypothesis, hyssteria and self-glrification than at the above mentioned Cambridge convention...