Word: modernize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Professor Turner will discuss modern developments in the health program of public schools, including sanitation, medical examinations, communicable disease control, and methods for the correction of physical defects. He will also discuss health promotion through training and education...
...lecture room, reading and meeting room, waiting room, four consultation rooms, and two experimental rooms. On two afternoons a week students and instructors and a few practising physicians of Boston gather in the meeting room where, like flies on the wall, the framed countenances of the founders of modern philosophy and psychology leer down upon us, austerely critical. It is a livable house with no mammoth marble columns to remind us of the Roman Parthenon or the First National Bank, and no reinforced concrete to establish in our minds conceptual images of ourselves-as factory workers...
...adequate endowment or perhaps the college has considered that it was safer in the long run to tame such a dangerous little animal within its own menagerie rather than allow it to run wild in the world; or it may even be possible that Harvard feels the pulse of modern life and is willing to experiment with a branch of learning which may have a contribution to make to human culture...
...excursion to Pawtucket, Rhode Island, where a tour through several textile mills will be made. One of the places visited will be an old mill which is soon to be made into a museum to exhibit old time methods of textile manufacturing, while another will be a modern plant in which the most modern production methods are employed...
...beginning in the second half year. Kenneth C. Cole, instructor in government, will give a course on American government and politics, Michael Karpovich, lecturer on history, will give a course on the history of Russia, and Ralph M. Eaton, professor of philosophy, will lecture on the history of modern philosophy...