Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...published below. All the examinations begin at 9.15 o'clock. Examinations Today. Botany 8, Sever 30 Chemistry 24, Sever 29 Fine Arts 10b, Robinson Hall French 2 XI, XII, Lower Mass. French 3, Lower Mass. French 16, Sever 35 German F I, Sever 29 German 18, Sever 29 Latin A, Sever 30 Semitic 17, Sem. Mus. 1 Semitic 22, Sem. Mus. 1 Slavic 4: Adams to Cummings (inclusive), Sever 35 Dort to Young (inclusive), Sever 36 Examinations Tomorrow. Chemistry 11: Albiza-y-Campos to Holt (inclusive), Sever 29 Hudson to Wooldredge (inclusive), Sever 35 Comp. Literature 6a, Robinson...
...tomorrow is published below. All the examinations begin at 9.15 o'clock. Examinations Today. Economics 7a, Harvard 6 Education 3c, Harvard 5 Engin. Sciences 3b, Robinson Hall Fine Arts 1a, Fogg Lec.-rm. French 4, Harvard 6 History 21, Harvard 5 History 24, Harvard 5 History 48, Harvard 5 Latin 3 hf., Harvard 5 Latin 7 hf. Harvard 5 Philosophy 11c, Emerson J Semitic A6, Andover C Semitic 11, Sem. Mus. 3 Social Ethics 8, Emerson J Examinations Tomorrow. Botany 8, Sever 30 Chemistry 24, Sever 29 Fine Arts 10b, Robinson Hall French 2 XI, XII, Lower Mass. French...
...Physics 6a, Harvard 6 Semitic A4, Andover C Zoology 2, Emerson J Examinations Tomorrow. Economics 7a, Harvard 6 Education 3c, Harvard 5 Engin. Sciences 3b, Robinson Hall Fine Arts 1a, Fogg Lec.-rm. French 4, Harvard 6 History 21, Harvard 5 History 24, Harvard 5 History 48, Harvard 5 Latin 3 hf., Harvard 5 Latin 7 hf. Harvard 5 Philosophy 11c, Emerson J Semitic A6, Andover C Semitic 11, Sem. Mus. 3 Social Ethics 8, Emerson...
...gift of a new literature to cherish while life lasts. And it will mean the true socialization of the classics. After all, there is no reason why it should not be as natural for an engineering student to read Sophocles as to read the Bible. To give engineering students Latin and Greek under present conditions would be to waste time needed for technical studies. But to give them a short course in the classics, studied in translation, would be to provide them with a perennial spiritual corrective...
...build up closer intellectual relations, one further practical gain will result. The southern scholars, with their training in public affairs, can teach us the very problems of law, banking, and transportation, ignorance of which now seriously handicaps American business houses. The war has made available the best of Latin American professors and has opened to us the field of southern trade. Now is the time to build up permanent results...