Word: formalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...undergraduate men of Harvard, only thirty-five of them enjoy the advantages of the Advanced Placement program. That means only one out of every 125 Harvard students is able "to cover areas of his field not touched by formal courses and to delve deeper, by intensive reading, into his field than he might do in a normal program of study," as one of the fortunate few has put it. There may be things wrong with the Advanced Placement--Course Reduction program, but certainly its greatest defect now is just its smallness. Few administrators would say only one of every...
...Lehrer and the Lester Lanin orchestra will be featured at the 1957 Freshman Jubilee. They will entertain May 4 in the Harvard Union at a formal dance climaxing the annual weekend...
...open question whether or not a Student Council can be made an effective body here at Harvard. The CRIMSON believes it can. Leaving this question aside for the present, however, the situation at hand apparently demands a formal resignation of the erstwhile members of the Council. When this is done, it will then be up to the college, if it sees fit, to organize a new Council under a new constitution. Just what this should contain is a matter to be determined in the future. Until the present corpse is formally interred, it seems hardly dignified to make plans...
...February press conference, President Pusey had indicated that the Drive had donations or pledges for ten percent of the $82.5 million goal, but yesterday's announcement was the first formal statement of the Program's finances...
After months of tests, the Civil Aeronautics Administration last week stamped formal approval on the engines slated to power the first U.S. jet airliners. The power plants: Pratt & Whitney's J57 and J75, scheduled for 90% of the 250-odd jetliners on order (both Boeing...