Word: maters
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...faces in the stands or on the sidelines. How many pinched and starved and ill-clad students can you count on your campus or in your Yard? Go back a few years to the gold stars in the service flag that flew so bravely over your and my Alma Mater. Can we count the number that that "little school" back in England has a right to fly? As you sit down to supper tonight in Memorial Hall, or around the cheerful table in the club or fraternity house, will no thoughts arise of your fellow-students, many of them struggling...
...alumni of Dotheboy's Hall are not recorded as returning to their "alma mater" for reunions nor as crowding the roads to Yorkshire on the way to championship rugby matches. Where-as today will bring thousands of "old grads" back to Yale and will see the reunion of a similar throng of Harvard men in and around the Bowl...
...this work, the individual should be allowed is much latitude as possible; instead of learning how to do what he is told to do, he should be left a great deal more on his own invite that is the case at present. It would probably help in this mater to allow choice of a specific field of interest in which to do laboratory work...
...astronomer at Yale, resigning his position there to carry on studies in Germany. He received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Wurzburg in 1886. In 1891 he was appointed Instructor in Astronomy and Physics at the University, and thus resumed his connection with his alma mater, which was not again severed until his death...
Today, to a greater degree than ever before, Harvard belongs to the alumni and it is more than the hackneyed spirit of loyalty to Alma Mater that binds them together. They have a sense of proprietorship in a common enterprise, an interest in seeing it develop, and a mutual feeling of obligations to each other. The admission to the "fellowship of educated men" which goes with a bachelor's degree, was once lightly referred to as advantageous chiefly in entitling a man to membership in the New York Harvard Club. Certainly one of the greatest assets in graduation, which...