Word: normale
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock. The topic of the discussion, "A Program of Education for Massachusetts" will be presented by Dr. Payson Smith, commissioner of Education for Massachusetts and will be discussed by President Lowell, Mr. Frederick C. Hood '86, of the Hood Rubber Company, Mr. Arthur C. Boyden, principal of the State Normal School at Bridgewater, and Mr. Frank V. Thompson '07, superintendent of schools, of Boston...
...28th annual meeting tomorrow in Sanders Theatre. Dr. Payson Smith, State Commissioner of Education, will outline a program of education in Massachusetts along lines recommended by the special legislative committee. President Lowell, Frederick C. Hood '86, president of the Hood Rubber Company, Arthur C. Boyden, principal of the State Normal School at Bridgewater, and Frank V. Thompson '07, superintendent of schools in Boston, are to participate in a discussion of the program suggested by Mr. Smith...
...support given by the undergraduate body naturally diminishes in proportion to the decrease in enrollment, nevertheless the activities of the association were successfully adjusted to meet the special needs growing out of the unusual war conditions in the autumn and the equally difficult period of transition to a normal basis that followed the Armistice. But it is more fitting to outline in a general way the year's activities and let the actual facts prove the success or failure of the Association's efforts...
...twenty-eighth annual meeting and dinner of the Harvard Teachers' Association will take place on Saturday, April 12. The topic for discussion will be "A Program of Education for Massachusetts." Addresses will be made by President Lowell, Captain Morize, and Mr. Arthur C. Boyden, principal of the Bridgewater Normal School. The meeting will be held in Sanders Theatre and will be open to the public...
...reappearance of Hasty Pudding Spring Show posters in the Yard, after a lapse of three years, is one more indication that conditions at Cambridge are slowly swinging back to the normal plane of before the war days. It has been long since the curtain of the Pudding stage has creaked up on a much rouged and closely shaved chorus of pseudo-girls, and since basso-voiced heroines and sotto-voiced prompters have held an undergraduate audience thrilled by the unrehearsed actions of a Pudding cast. "Crowns and Clowns" will be a welcome visitor to the University...