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...requirements for admission to the Lawrence Scientific School, and the requirements for graduation being the same as the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in respect to the number of courses, the grade of work, and the length of residence. The new degree of Bachelor of Science, like the degree of Bachelor of Arts, may be taken without designation of any field of study, or upon the completion of one of the four-year programs prescribed by the Lawrence Scientific School in a designated field of study. The latter alternative will be maintained for the present...
Candidates for the new degree of Bachelor of Science in Harvard College, like candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, are free to elect courses offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, subject to the regulations concerning choice of studies. It is expected, however, that a student who becomes a candidate for the new degree with the ultimate intention of entering the Graduate School of Applied Science, will select his courses with the advice of the department. For students who do this the period of residence in the latter school is ordinarily two years; but a holder...
...gist of the new plan is as follows: (1) A degree of S.B. is to be established in Harvard College, conferred, like the A.B. degree, without designation of any field of study, with requirements for admission to candidacy for it the same as the present requirements for admission to the Scientific School, and with requirements for graduation the same as those for the degree of A.B. (2) A Graduate School of Applied Science is to be established in Harvard University, in which degrees will be granted in all the chief branches of applied science, and requiring the degree...
...direct result of a spirit like this, that after thirty odd years of football, the wall of the Trophy Room is plastered with only four footballs, and that the Harvard crew has trailed persistently behind the Yale eight at New London...
...east of Austin Hall. Large test holes have been dug at intervals at either end and along the sides of the intended site, for the purpose of ascertaining the condition of the ground. In depth they vary from 6 to 10 feet, and thus far only a soft clay-like soil has been found, which will enable the excavation to be carried on with great rapidity. Yesterday the tool houses and implements for digging were brought to the site...