Word: liking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...agree most heartily with Senator Hollis that the University should keep in close touch with the world without its, gates, particularly in a political way. Evidently, however, he does not realize how great the progress toward this has been. We Would like to call his attention to a few casual examples of labor in outside fields by members of the Faculty-to the work of professor Swain on Engineering and Transit Commissions; to the work, within the last week, of professor Bullock in connection with the State Committee on Preservation and Taxation of Forest Lands; to the work...
...Bureau is a scientific analysis of the condition of distribution in order to gain an organized body of knowledge for the Harvard Business School, and indeed for, other like schools and for business men in general...
...fact its chief service is the protection it is unobtrusively but with increasing effectiveness affording the members of the University against thieves and other offenders. A few years ago the present detective system was not in force, and light-fingered gentry in the guise of pedlars, mendicants, and the like, roamed through the College dormitories almost at will. It is only natural since arrests by the College police are not as a rule heralded in the papers, that more is heard about articles lost than about those recovered; but under the increased vigilance of the present system, thefts...
Long before 1912, it had been shown in what a terrible condition China, with its vast population of 400,000,000, was. There is scarcely a community which has not been at some time the prey of cholera, tuberculosis and the like. China, unaided by the science of the West, has been unable to cope with these conditions. In the entire country, there are but 650 trained physicians, one to every 600,000 people; or, at the same ratio as if there were but one doctor in Boston. There are 250 hospitals in China, averaging 30 beds each, which...
Until the Freshman dormitories are finished, smokers and like informal gatherings are the best available means of enabling the men to know each other and work together. Accordingly the men of 1917 should fill the Union tonight when its first smoker is held. No man who is interested in the affairs of his class and who wants to meet his class-mates can afford to miss this or any other of its kind that 1917 plans...