Word: grouping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...questionable if this support can be best given through college organizations. An ex-soldier or officer will desire, to become affiliated with one "camp," which includes his own home town, rather than with a college group that lasts only the four years of his stay in Cambridge. The value of the separate units will lie in their permanence; a Harvard Legion would have a transient membership. Then, too, we doubt the interest which the average student, occupied with many other activities, would take in such a branch organization. Let us support, the American Legion by all means...
...example, if a man should specialize in Physics he would be called upon to pass an examination in scientific French or German. A student able to pass such an examination would gain access to much valuable material which would otherwise be unavailable. There are some branches of the existing group system, such as Romance Languages, that are not suited to the proposed change, but in general the adoption of the new proposal will be in conformity with the desired educational reforms. Unless some such alteration is made we would suggest that the examinations be abolished, for at present they...
...unusually fine musical program has been arranged for the occasion. Mr. Ralph Osborne, baritone, accompanied by Mrs. Dudley Fitts, will render two groups of songs, in English and in French. One of these, "Le Credo Patriotique" by Henri Lavedon of the Academic Francaise, has been pronounced the greatest song composition relating to the war. The University Glee Club will also render a group of songs while the judges are deliberating on the best speakers. The Lee Wade II trials are open to the general public as well as to all members of the University...
...exceptional program of music has been arranged for the occasion. Mr. Ralph Osborne, baritone, accompanied by Mrs. Dudley Fitts, will render two numbers of four songs each, one of which is "Le Credo Patriotique," by Mme. Barbarolli. The University Glee Club will also render a group of songs while the judges are deliberating on the best speakers...
...results of the efforts of a group of undergraduates and the Student Council, arrangements had been made for Mr. Taft to speak here on the League of Nations on the 27th, with the purpose of "presenting to the men a clear and concise exposition of the facts of the case." The proposed meeting was not to be a debate, but rather a lecture on the problems of the covenant. The men interested in the meeting are unwilling to take Mr. Taft's refusal as final, but hope that he may yet be persuaded to come. If it is absolutely impossible...