Word: informative
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Yale's solution puts emphasis too much on wholesale distribution of information: followed to its logical conclusion, such a system of lectures would supplant the old system which, with all its faults, has that very desirable personal element, student contact with the faculty. This would be a loss. The real trouble with the faculty advisor system is that the advisors are so over-worked that they have but little time to inform themselves or their advisees concerning courses or fields of concentration. With some ten or fifteen men in line to be advised the man "in the presence" does...
...order to inform the students of the University of the various regulations in regard to the Christmas Recess, the Dean's Office has issued the following announcement...
...inform new students and remind old ones we reprint the following paragraph which customarily precedes communications in this column...
...type of thinking rather than for the indorsement of specific programs. That doubtless accounts for the attacks of some of the radicals at the Convention and for subsequent fulminations of certain reactionaries. It is the immediate purpose of the League to foster liberal college groups which shall endeavor to inform themselves on problems of the day by calling in the Goliaths from all camps each to champion his special cause...
Today will be the last opportunity for competitors for the combined Boylston and Lee Wade elocution prizes to inform Dean I., B. R. Briggs '75 of their selections. The elocution contest is open to Seniors and Juniors only; and the winner will receive the Lee Wade prize of fifty dollars, while the other most deserving candidates will be awarded the two Boylston prizes of thirty and the three of twenty dollars...