Word: fullers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...women of larger ability, broader education, and better training are very greatly in demand. Public recognition of the educational leader, including his material reward, puts him in a situation more advantageous than any he has ever had before, and the demand is constant for those who can exercise fuller leadership and deserve still greater recognition. That is the justification for the establishment of a Graduate School of Education in Harvard University and the reason why the General Education Board contributed half a million dollars to the endowment of the School. For that reason, it was also especially appropriate that...
...Pound Class.--J. M. Begg '24, Abel Brudno '21, R. Le B. Daggett '23, H. A. Deferrari 2G., Wolcott Fuller '22, J. R. McLeod 2L., C. H. Wansker...
Relay.--Won by Exeter (Hunton, Fuller, Taliafero, Borden); second, Harvard (Cummings, Delafeild, Keyes, Potter). Time...
...Lampoon has elected ten new members to its board. For the writing and drawing departments the new men are Phillip Nelson Schuyler '21 of Portland, Maine: James Marshall Plumer '21 of Brookline: Philip Whitford Kirkland Sweet '22 of Sargentville, Maine; Charles Pelham Greenough Fuller '23 of Newtownville; John Churchill Newcomb '23 of Lousiville, Kentucky: and Warwick Potter Scott '23 of Landsdowne, Pennsyivanina; and for the business end three were elected, Robert Douglas Coe '23 of New York City; John Gardiner Flint '23 of Boston; and Morris Duane '23 of Philadelphia...
...general education has in many cases failed to penetrate. The world is not slow in distinguishing between the mere graduate and the man who has absorbed the tradition and all that goes with it to make the higher education. We must cultivate the university spirit by initiating a fuller undergraduate life, and by fostering the human touch in teaching...