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...Prelude, Act III, "Lohengrin." Wagner...
FRENCH 1a. Section IV, French 1c, Sect. III: Dictations have been returned to Sever...
...III. A dual development of the graduate and undergraduate departments of Harvard is impossible. - (a) College and graduate school are essentially similar and continuous: Ed. Rev. VII, 313. - (1) Advanced and technical courses open to undergraduates. - (2) Difference in the college life of graduates and undergraduates less marked: President's Report...
...III. It is unnecessary. - (a) Highest education already accessible to women: C. W. Eliot, Annual Report, Jan. 1895. - (1) Radcliffe College supplies it to undergraduates. - (x) Instruction of same grade as at Harvard. - (y) Given by Harvard teachers. - (2) Harvard supplies it to graduates. - (x) Graduate courses open to Radcliffe. - (b) This plan is practicable and efficient. - (1) Objections to co-education eliminated. - (2) It has been adopted successfully elsewhere. - (v) Newnham College, at Cambridge, Eng. (w) Giston College, Oxford. - (x) Barnard College, Columbia. - (y) Western Reserve University...
...Prelude Act III, "Lohengrin," Wagner...