Word: extras
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...getting acquainted with registrants. Frequent interviews between now and the Reading Period will aim to establish objectives as to type of business and kind of job. These talks should bring to a focus a Senior's aptitudes and interests and an evaluation of his background of study and extra-curricular achievement. All those factors which have a bearing on his career must be properly considered and related in order to avoid wasted effort in hunting...
...department supervision and stricter standards of production should be sufficient warning for discriminating persons. Fact is, many medical men strongly favor pasteurizing even certified milk, a nearly sterile product costing double the price of well supervised family grades. Nearly 70% of certified is now sold pasteurized simply as an extra safeguard. As regards the merits and demerits of pasteurization, therefore, let correspondent Dunn give medical men and public health officials some credit for intelligence after their 40 years of comparing experience with raw and pasteurized supplies...
...Widener Library, thus overloading the underground transformer, nestling in the steam-tunnel between Widener, Weld, and Boylston which steps down the "juice" from 2300 to 110 volts. The company's automatic temperature recorder showed that the machine was getting too hot, and accordingly it was decided that an extra one would have to be installed to take care of the added load...
Harvard's score came in the first minute of the second period, when Melien, crimson guard broke through to block Mattlage's kick. The ball rolled back into the end zone and win Jameson fell on it for the touchdown. Jerome's kick for the extra point was blocked...
What ruins the present system, however, are the unreasonable and hence unfulfilled claims it inflicts upon the instructors. By requiring them to do the extra work without pay or alleviation of ordinary duties University Hall has succeded, with notable exceptions, in repulsing valuable men already over-busy, and in discouraging most advisors from devoting any appreciable attempt to advising. This irritating condition continues year by year disguised in President's reports with honeyed words and justified in the college's eyes by the lack of money to correct it. The policy is plain short-sightedness on the part...