Word: groups
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...middle period, representing a wide expanse of sea with a flat bottom boat ferrying passengers to a packet with sails spread. These two boats form a large mass in the centre of the picture, while, on the left, a buoy floating on the crest of the wave and a group of small boats in the middle distance are balanced by a single sailboat and the pier and city of Calais, seen in the extreme distance at the right. The near point of view chosen by the artist permits of every detail in the two boats, which form the central subject...
April 24.--"Group Organization," by John Scanga, manager Hancock School Center, Boston; William W. Locke, Civic Service House, Boston, and by I. Rosenfield, West End School Center...
...group III: History 16 hf., History of the Spanish Empire, will be given as a half-course; History 32a hf., American History: The Formation of the Union, 1760-1829, will be given by Dr. Morrison; History 32b hf., American History, The Development of the Nation, 1830 to the Present Time, will be given by Professor Channing; History 13 hf., History of Massachusetts, will be given again; Government 35 hf., Military Administration, will be a new course...
...group IV: Philosophy 1 hf. (formerly D), General Problems of Philosophy, will be given the second half-year; Philosophy 2 hf., Introduction to Philosophy through the Problems of Conduct and Religion, will be given the first half-year; Philosophy 9c hf., Social Psychology and Ethics, will be a new course given by the Hon. Bertrand Russell, of Cambridge, England; Philosophy 17a hf., History of Christian Thought since 1632, will be a new course; Philosophy 17b hf., Modern Philosophy, especially as influenced by Ritschl, will be a new course; Philosophy 19a hf., History of Continental Ethics, will be a new course...
...Forums, for example, have attracted unusually few men; the topic of Preparedness alone has aroused widespread discussion and led to action. The significant feature of this petition in favor of Mr. Brandeis is the spontaneity of its origin; it was not started by any University organization, but by a group of undergraduates as a result of their own discussion of the appointment...