Word: larger
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...side there stands the argument, far outweighing the cry against it as the end of Harvard individualism, that "By being brought at once into the compact body of the class they (the Freshmen) can be placed in a large stream of college life flowing in a larger channel than any smaller group they meet today." And then there is the matter of graduating in three or three and a half years, In addition to President Lowell's observations, one other argument, to sentiment, may be advanced--the pleasure and value of Senior year in the Yard as testified...
...price of Clas Day caps and gowns has gone up to $4.75 and so far only 287 men have been measured. The showing made by 1914 is unusually poor for, although this Senior Class is larger than last year's, more than 330 men had responded at the same date in 1913. If Class Day is to be a success it is absolutely essential for all Seniors to attend to the matter of caps and gowns at once. 1914 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...with the Chinese Red Cross Society, whereby the school was given the use of the Society's buildings. There is a main building containing offices, laboratories, lecture rooms and a small private hospital. Another building, a dormitory, is to be changed into a hospital, and replaced by a still larger dormitory. These facts show the kindly feeling of the Chinese to this American school...
...showing made by 1914 is unusually poor. Although this Senior class is larger than last year's, yet at the last day of the first schedule of prices, only 241 men have been measured, in contrast with the 331 who had responded at the same date in 1913. Men should attend to the matter at once, as procrastination only means more expense. 1914 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...Review as promptly as possible recent publications in theology, ethics, the philosophy and history of religion, sociology, and kindred subjects. These reviews are by scholars of recognized competence in their respective fields, and are for the most part, signed. The Review appears also in a new form of larger and clearer type...