Word: latinities
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...everybody knows, the S.B. degree, which, oddly enough, used to mean conconcentration in one of the laboratory sciences, now stands for ignorance of Latin. Now concentrators in biochemistry, who have knocked off Latin CP, whatever it is, are presented with the Bachelor of Arts degree, while men in the fine arts are sent every now and then into this workaday world squirming under the mark of the beast of the laboratories...
Freshman Hockey: December 9 Framingham High School; 15 Rindge Technical School. 16 Milton at Milton. January 5 Belmont Hill. 12 Stoneham High School. 13 Andover at Andover; 16 Exeter at Exter; 20 Cambridge Latin; 23 St. Marks at Southboro; February 17 Arlington High; 20 St. Paul's at Concord; 22 Dartmouth at Hanover; March 6 Yale...
...adjustment, and certain concessions that the South American countries will have to make. Among these are the strong commercial ties existing between them and England and Japan, also, but to a lesser extent, Germany and France. On the political side, it would not do to forget the number of Latin American countries which have presidents in name but dictators in point of fact, who might well be sympathetically disposed towards similar, dictator-controlled nations. And, lastly, it would be inexcusable to neglect potent racial minorities in several of the South American countries, whose heritage might lead them to involve their...
...average the Press publishers about 100 books a year. Two important series of publications over which they take charge are the Greek and Latin texts of Loeb Classical Library and many works in Chinese...
Official recognition should be given to constitutional history, which forms the canvas on which the legal picture is painted, and to Latin, mathematics, science and logic, which make for mental discipline. If such courses were advertised as advisable for law school, less time would be wasted in "social sciences", which lawyers meet all the rest of their lives in practice, and the student would have a firmer foundation on which to build. Furthermore, a system of admission based on legal aptitude tests as well as on college records might well be adopted. Thus the selection of better trained men could...