Word: mattering
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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After a brief discussion with University representatives, the Board took the matter under advisement, and will announce its decision later. Members of the Board expressed no opposition to the exemption, and will almost certainly grant the request...
From Building and Grounds grasscutters to professors, everybody consulted the Mem Hall clock tower, and it was a matter of principle that its time was Harvard's time; examinations, faculty meetings, classes and parietal rules ran their course by its decree...
...Honors problem is not to be dealt with by one formula," Leighton continued, "and the program of any House must shift to meet current student needs." No Master should expect "a 100 per cent turnout for any non-Honors program, no matter how good," he said...
...serve for each individual. The search is one for freedom-freedom from the demands of Odysseus' heart and mind. Kazantzakis seems to say: not until Odysseus is delivered from doubt, fear and even hope can he reach anything close to serenity. That he is never delivered does not matter; God may even be the search...
...will be an increase in per capita income aside from inflation. It is a good guess that in ten or twelve years the average money per capita income will rise 50 per cent. In that context, an increase of tuition of 100 per cent would not be a serious matter, especially if it is considered that other college costs would probably rise considerably less. In other words, an increase of tuition of 100 per cent in the next ten or twelve years will not involve students or their parents in sacrifice much beyond the present. Indeed, the objective...