Word: germanization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...English 72 Abramson-Hackett Memorial Hall Hall-Zoll New Lecture Hall Fine Arts 3b Robinson Hall Fine Arts 5r Fogg Small Lect. Rm. French B Sever 18 French 35 New Lect. Hall Geology 5 Abbot-Huxtable Geology Lect. Rm. Jaqua-Wood Semitic Museum 1 Geology 10 Rotch Building German 2 IV Emerson J German 26b Emerson J Government 7b Sever 35 Greek A Sever 26 Greek G 1 Sever 30 Greek 11 Alpern-Sullivan Sever 29 Sutherland-Wilder Sever 30 History 30b Ajamian-Lumaghi Harvard 5 McCausland-Youngman Harvard 6 History 48 Sever 30 Mathematics 10b Harvard 2 Mathematics...
...Sever 36 English 72 Abramson-Hackett Memorial Hall Hall-Zoll New Lecture Hall Fine Arts 3b Robinson Hall Fine Arts 5r Fogg Small Lect. Rm. French. B. Sever 18 French 35 New Lect. Hall Abbot-Huxtable Geology Lect. Rm. Jaqua-Wood Semitic Museum 1. Geology 10 Rotch Building German 2 IV Emerson. J. German 26b Emerson. J. Government 7b Server 26 Greek. A. Sever 26 Greek G. 1. Sever...
...should sweep for endless years they could do little with the desert sands of Gobi. No ocean beats upon these sands; no sheiks beguile the tourist. In the heart of Mongolia in northern China the Gobi desert sprawls, 500,000 square miles of forgotten loneliness. Last week a distinguished German emerged from this loneliness and a U. S. expedition penetrated deeper into its mystery...
...German. For two and a half years the German dug the brisk point of his intelligence into Gobi's secretive sand. Through the desert he trekked southward accompanied by obscure missionaries. When the sands of the desert grew cold in the mountain passes of Thibet, his feet chilled and hardened. Feet still half-frozen when he arrived at Leh, in northern India, he announced happily to the world that the scientific purpose of his wanderings (not stated) had been accomplished. He is Dr. Wilhelm Filchner...
...linguistic attainment as actually learn one to say nothing of two language because of their imposition. A change to a requirement of only one language to be met through a thorough written and oral examination or by a satisfactory grade in a course as advanced as French 6 or German 2, would give the brilliant student something to absorb his attention, and the weak student an intelligible goal worthy of his efforts...