Word: mental
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...undergraduates, "Here is a great subject. We will help you, but we wish you to go as an explorer into this undiscovered country. . . . The emphasis would be changed from the absorption of easily memorized facts to independent and original study of a subject--the very kind of mental process that the undergraduates will be expected to carry on in later...
...chemistry; strange things are said to happen behind closed doors on the top floor of Emerson Hall; and at a nearby women's college "psych" is such a fad that several hundred students are learning two unfamiliar foreign languages, merely for the purpose of computing a certain mental factor. But at Chicago, and in the field of love psychology, the possibilities are infinite...
Professor William Morris Davis '69, instructor in Geology in the University, will speak under the auspices of the Graduate Schools Society in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House at 7.30 o'clock this evening. Professor Davis' subject is "The Mental Processes Employed in Scientific Research", and the meeting is open to all members of the University...
...opening meetings in Phillips Brooks House at 7.30, the only one occurring this month, February 13, will be addressed by Professor W. M. Davis '69 on "The Mental Processes Employed in Scientific Research". Of the others, Basil King is scheduled for March 22, Professor H. E. Fosdick for April 10, and Professor W. L. Phelps '91 for April...
This new official recognition, combined with a little necessary livening up in the mental attitude, gives every assurance that the ghost industry of Great Britain can hope in the near future to compete on equal terms with the Mayflower relic monopoly in America, and, with Pilgrim spoons and Pilgrim shoebuckles being dug up in every corner of the States from Orono to Texarkana, even the most ambitious ghost could not hope for a brighter business forecast...