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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...years' residence costs but little more than the first three years of any student. This increase is entirely out of proportion also. A student could plan to go through Harvard in three years, paying $680 in tuition, whereas hereafter under the scheme announced, it will cost him at the minimum $1075. This makes an increase of 58 percent whereas tuition has increased only 25 percent...
...study".--With these words President Nielson of Smith recently expressed his views on one phase of educational methods in this country. Professor Nielson is not the first who has called attention to the fact that American Universities offer the same opportunities to the man willing to do only the minimum of work, as are given to the Phi Beta Kappa student. The basis for this system is a specious theory of equality of chance; justified chiefly because all men pay the same tuition fee, or, in the case of state, institutions, because all are citizens who have fulfilled the preliminary...
Expenses Cut to Minimum...
...until the sixth they sent most of their long clouts into the hands of the opposing outfielders. Bates' hits totaled only one less than those of the Crimson players, but Goode's steady pitching kept them scattered, and errorless fielding by the University held them down to their minimum value...
...elements of botany and a course in zoology. At the present time all applicants for admission must present evidence that they have had a course in English such as is required of all candidates for the bachelor's degree, and a reading knowledge of French or German. The specific minimum science requirements are a year's college credit in general chemistry, physics and biology, and a half-year's credit in organic chemistry. Experience has clearly shown that it is impossible to teach medicine satisfactorily without this preliminary knowledge of the sciences. If this is not gained before beginning medical...