Word: jointed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rector Melish stoutly defended his son for "doing the work which the rector himself would have done, had he been 20 years younger." He added: "A free pulpit that utters things that everyone accepts is an absurdity." Father & son issued a joint statement pointing out that an Episcopal minister "is not the employee of the vestry or of a board of trustees. Nor does he speak for the people of his parish in the sense that he must conform to the sentiments of the majority ... To say that he may speak his mind fully in the pulpit, but to deny...
Since the start of Joint Instruction during the war, Harvard and Radcliffe have kept strict limits on the extent of their new policy of cooperation. Provost Buck's request last week for a Student Council opinion on "the feasibility and desirability of merging final examinations in joint courses" was, therefore, a significant indication that University officers are not completely satisfied with the carefully balanced status quo of their policy toward Radcliffe...
Convenience and economy are the chief arguments in favor of the proposed change. The difficulties of getting exams and instructors in two different places at the same time and the extra expense of duplicating rooms all point to joint examinations as a logical step...
Merger of the Radcliffe and Harvard final examinations in all courses where joint instruction now pervails will start in the academic year 1949-50, if the Faculty votes approval of a program now being studied by its Committee on Educational Policy...
Edward F. Burke--Matthews Hall; member, Student Council; chairman, Extracurricular Activities Committee; treasurer, Debate Council; member, Joint Student Association; PBH Speakers Committee...