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Invasion by the War into almost every field of learning appears to be the most distinct characteristic of the new course pamphlet which is scheduled to roll off the University presses early this morning...
About 45 pages longer than the old pamphlet, the new booklet includes, for the first time, all subjects to be offered in the summer, fall and spring terms. Moreover, it provides that either half of any course listed may be taken for credit by students equipped with the proper prerequisites...
...assured "two calendar years" of college, according to the Navy Department pamphlet describing V-1. But the program was primarily designed for colleges which have as yet no accelerated schedules in order to give men four terms of study. It is entirely possible, therefore, that a Harvard V-1 enrollee might be called for active service after only four terms instead of the six which he could crowd into two years by accelerating. Another pitfall is that only 35,000 of those who enlist each year are going to get commissions under present plans. The Navy will probably grade...
...full share of deliberate and thorough school life and all the valuable by products of secondary education, the Committee on Admission will accept as candidates only those who have a school, diploma in immediate prospect and who have the usual quote of "certificate marks, in accordance with the Harvard pamphlet's description of admission requirements...
...Secrets Bill, which would make all existing censorship seem downright lax, would make it a criminal offense to "communicate, divulge or publish to any person, in whole or in part, copies or the contents, substance, purport, effect, or meaning of any file, instrument, letter, memorandum, book, pamphlet, paper, document, manuscript, map, picture, plan, record or other writing" declared secret or confidential by any department of the Government. It was a gag bill, with a touch of the garrote...