Word: failed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...number of others. Would not such a system place responsibility on the student rather than on a brigade of deans? Many undergraduates would accept the responsibility, and benefit by the stimulus to original work and original work and original though. Those that did not accept the responsibility would fail; this would be no tragedy, for what place in and education institution has any such "student...
...cannot be said that the undergraduate is entirely responsible for his attitude. So long an parents are content with the things their children are receiving at college, so long will the latter fail to desire anything else. Until intellectual achievement receives more than its present modicum of applause at the hands of the community at large, undergraduate interest will never transfer itself to this field. In this vicious circle, a break must be made somewhere...
...members of the class who fail to receive these blanks or who want more are requested to communicate with the Secretary, 26 Grays hall. M. P. BAKER '22, Class Secretary...
...third place we fail to see how the book can possibly be taken as a "perfect tribute to the results that Professor Baker has been able to gain at Harvard." Does J.M.B. attribute the imagination and inspiration of Robert Edmond Jones to Professor Baker in America or to Professor Reinhardt in Germany. It may be our ignorance, but we have never heard of sets like those Mr. Jones made for Macbeth being used in the productions of the 47 Workshop. Moreover we fail to trace any signs of the excellent technique of such plays as Mamma's Affair and Common...
...points in the undergraduate day. Beside the usual quarter hour chime, which will remind even the most abstracted instructor of the fitting moments, and an appropriate peal to mark the end of each lecture, we recommend that the proper authorities see to it that the bell be rung without fail every weekday at seven o'clock in the morning to enable the conscientious student to be on hand for his first class. The Department of Psychology has informed the CRIMSON that a series of rapid peals repeated at frequent intervals during a period of five or ten minutes will produce...