Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...will shy because we say it is part of an education. But we cannot express out idea better or more succinctly than did Mr. Wigglesworth in addressing the class of 1925. On that occasion he said that he thought one of the biggest things the Union had to offer was the ability to learn "The fine art of living with one's fellow men." In our opinion, that is the greatest opportunity the Union offers...
...weeks of practice, the Freshmen have made extremely fast progress. Although still a little ragged on open plays, they have developed a good plunging attack and excellent ability in running the ends. Hammond is a reliable punter and should be a match for anything the schoolboys can offer...
...chief reason why young men and women are thronging to the college and universities is probably because education is becoming more vocational. Universities now offer courses not merely in law and medicine, but in accountancy, in retail salesmanship, in insurance, and indeed, in almost every department of business activity. Even the less comprehensive college which have not schools of commerce, finance and accounts have in perceptible degree enlarged their curricula, and the general tidal wave which carries thousands into these "practical" university departments sweeps many into them as well...
...easy to enter, if the candidate were obliged to survive a rigorous competition with frequent cuts before being accepted, there would be no lack of men "out" for social service. Why? Its attractions are perhaps as many and as worth while as those which any other activity can offer. A year of this work will teach the student a good many things he can never learn in any college course. Through intimate contact he will learn, as he never could through casual observation, about the habits, opinions, and ideals of people of a very different economic status and education from...
...Nineteenth Century" and Dr. V. S. Clark will take Dr. Lincoln's course on "Economic History of the United States." Professor A. A. Young will be associated with Professor F. W. Taussig '79 in the course on Economic Theory. Assistant Professor J. H. Williams, A. M. '16, will offer a new course on "International Finance...