Word: humanities
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...importance of moral education is seen in the fact that moral education is seen in the fact that moral education is seen in the fact that ideals, to gain which he must see clearly the general end of his life's activities. "We are likely to forget we are human beings not merely doctors, lawyers or busness men." The need of moral instruction is more pressing than ever, for the binding authority of the past, the ideals of religion, nationality, custom, and even of honor are vaguely doubted in the democratic community of today. The sociological, political, and economic prob...
...impossible for more than a small number of men to possess the numerous volumes themselves, would be in a large measure alleviated if attention were paid the familiar advice to do the reading early. But even making allowance for difficulties arising as a result of that particular human frailty of procrastination, there is still a very generally admitted insufficiency of books in many courses. At present no funds exist for the purchase of more books in such courses. Those books which the library owns have been secured from miscellaneous funds as fine money and special gifts. To really remedy...
...have become fairly settled; the Seniors, some what depleted by those who leave at mid-years, look down the home stretch. Life is renewed once more. Let us rejoice and make exceeding glad. Let us adopt resolutions to be applied from February to June; let us find signs of human habitation in our late deserted dwelling places; let us rejuvenate a languishing Cambridge...
...sort of individualism is not promoted by the amusements of Boston, or by the formation of preparatory school cliques, or by association with men of like income or of like social status past and prospective. On the other hand it may be promoted by a greater cultivation of the human resources contained within a single class. There is certainly more to be learned from an unlike Freshman than from a like Senior...
Professor R. P. Strong of Boston will speak on "The Relationship between Human and Animal Diseases in the Tropics" at the Medical School, Longwood avenue, Boston, tomorrow at 4 o'clock. The lecture will be free and open to the public...