Word: gsas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...University's stand was justified by those who had found apartments. One GSAS student said that all the tenants had been "spoiled by living at such low rental just a block and one-half from Harvard. There are blocks of apartments if you want to look," he added...
...number of applications for GSAS is running below last year's total, but Dean Elder felt that the important question was "whether you have as many good men." About 2000 students annually request admission. Of these, 1000 are accepted and only about 500 come...
Instead of signing up for specific subjects, qualified students will be able to register in terms of the length of time they plan to stay. For example, a person in GSAS taking two courses may list himself as a half-time student, and, under a new ruling, receive credit for one of the required two full years of residence...
...present revival of interest in course reduction follows recent expressions of the faculty's growing belief in the other factors of education besides formal course work. Recent statements by J. Peterson Elder, dean of the GSAS, and Kenneth B. Murdock'16, chairman of the Committee on General Education, suggested that courses and examinations be eliminated in the senior year...
This morning's conference will be held in the Faculty Room in University Hall with Dean Bundy moderating. Wilbur K. Jordan, president of Radcliffe, Dana L. Farnsworth, drector of University Health Services, and J. Petersen Elder, dean of the GSAS, will be among the speakers...