Word: eliot
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...ELIOT HOUSE LIBRARY. Chamber music played by Kathryn Patrikis, harpsichord; and Ruth Rubinow, viola da gamba. April...
...ELIOT HOUSE LIBRARY. Recital by Martin Pearlman, harpsichord. April...
...Morris Gray Lecture has been given since 1929, and it has included such notable poets as T.S. Eliot ’12. It is currently given in both the fall and spring...
...wild slug fest between Tom Mesereau of Eliot House and Hardy Wiedermann of Adams House brought the crowed of 100 spirited fans in the IAB to its feet, but the cheers turned to boos and heckels when referee Herbert Weissblum awarded the match to Mesereau...
...implication is quite justified. What was a humorous anecdole under President Eliot, or at best a twinkling paradox, has become a fundamental principle not only at Harvard but wherever education is advancing. Traditionally, as President Lowell says, we have proceeded "on general principles," assuming that young men are, "for practical (educational) purposes equivalent." Under the elective system, progress was thought to consist in multiplying the number of "courses" provided and the number of instructors. As all students were born equal, so were all subjects. It was a system of laissez faire. Today progress consists in "thinking not of the course...