Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...other large University. Personal opinions, which are always riddled with personal biases, cannot deal efficiently with the problems of a college of Harvard's size without the aid of reliable scientific investigation. Accordingly, the success of the recent report indicates the value of such investigation, and should establish a new and useful precedent...
...Villatriste", a comedy in three acts by Santiago Rusinol, will be produced this afternoon at 2.15 o'clock in the Copley Theatre by the University Italian Club. This is the first dramatic venture of the club since the war, and the proceeds of the performance will be used to establish an Italian Scholarship Fund to be awarded by the University on the basis of character and a desire for American citizen-ship to a needy Italian boy wishing to obtain an education at this College...
...National Security League will try to establish a branch in every college and university in the country in which the Intercollegiate Socialist Society or the new Intercollegiate Liberal League is working, openly or surreptitiously. This plan was applied by us with great success previous to and during the war. We believe the poison can be best counteracted by millitant patrlotic organizatins of the loyal students not yet affected."--New York Times...
...advisability of a State University for Massachusetts, and to bring out answers to questions on what the needs of the state are in higher education, whether the present facilities for higher education are sufficient to meet the needs of the state, and how and with what cost Massachusetts could establish a free State university...
...first is that there is hardly room for a third musical comedy organization at Harvard, and the second, that to make room would mean abolishing one or both of the present organizations, which would be both undesirable and impossible. The answer is, that if Harvard men really want to establish something similar to the Triangle, some sort of compromise must be reached. For example, the Student Council or any other appointed body, could judge which of the two performances seemed to have the greatest possibilities for an all Harvard production. Some of the best music or novelties from the other...