Word: gov
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...shared by many other peoples throughout the world. If there is to be a prescribed history course it should not be History 5, but a new one." American history as a part of our civilization." This course should include part of the material on comparative governments given in Gov. I, it should point out how the United States has compared with other nations in foreign and domestic policy, and it should not waste time discussing events merely because they happened or because they are traditionally accepted American history topics...
...wanted to write for the Guardian, and they were duly received and duly signed up. But the ex-President of the Guardian, T. Stanwood Kenyon '43, socially conscious as they all are, expressed disappointment at the lack of female Gov, Ec, or History concentrators. That...
Contrary to general belief, the three term year would not cause a major dislocation of curriculum. All full courses are now officially divisible. Those which are sectionalized, like Math A and Ec A, can be started in every semester, while in courses like Gov 1 and Phil A the semesters can be taken in either order. Many introductory science courses are already being given in each term. The few subjects not included in these categories are those for which a Freshman can afford to wait one term...
...history-gov-ec library is only one of the countless odds and ends that have lived in this gray quarry. The Harvard-Yenching Institute, under Professor Serge possesses the world's largest collection of Chinese and Japanese books, housed below the building in stacks through which run sinister oriental alleys. Through new intensive courses in Japanese, Cantonese, and Mandarin, the H.-Y. Institute is responsible for one of Harvard's major contributions to the war effort, as grinning section men daily ask "How you say dis please?" The least of the building's occupants was the informal Harvard Peeping...
...Gov section man's views...