Word: movement
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...more to aid the Government, or in fact, to set an actively patriotic example for the Government, than President Lowell has done. The mass meeting tonight ought to be both an opportunity to hear inspiring advice, and a deserved tribute to our President who has led the Harvard preparedness movement...
...fourth group a number of changes will be made. The Department of Philosophy will be strengthened by the presence of Professor Addison W. Moore of the University of Chicago. He will give Philosophy B and Philosophy 18c, a new course on the Pragmatic Movement in Philosophy. Philosophy 12a hf. will be omitted, and Dr. Fuller will give Philosophy 12 and Philosophy 14b, the latter being transferred to the second half-year. Philosophy 19b and 20b will each be divided into two half-courses. Philosophy 20g will be withdrawn. Numerous changes will also be made in instructors and examination groups...
...need of a Dental School in connection with the University was first suggested by Dr. Nathan Cooley Keene, M.D. '27, in his annual address before the Massachusetts Dental Society, of which he was then president, and the movement resulting in the institution of the Harvard Dental School by vote of the President and Fellows of the College, July 17, 1867, thus took its beginning. The school held its first session on the first Wednesday in November 1867, and continued until the following March, the first examination of candidates for degrees being held March 1869, when six men were graduated...
...arms folded while his brother is struggling to throw off a madman might as well not exist. He may have the best wishes in the world for his brother's safety, but what good is he? America must regard the declaration of war as the overture to a tremendous movement of preparedness activity. First the army and navy, and then all our financial and economic resources must be mustered for the immediate successful pursuit...
...Reserve Officers' Training Corps, as organized at the University and other Eastern colleges, plays but a small part in the complete preparedness movement. The different institutions are organizing and preparing themselves along those lines in which they can be of the greatest service. Thus Technology, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, Pennsylvania, Columbia, and the great laboratories in numerous other universities are open to the Government scientists to make such experiments as they wish; thus the Massachusetts Agricultural College is organizing the farmers of the state in order that the coming food crop will be the maximum in size; other institutions are giving...