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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Telegraph is a 100-year-old paper catering exclusively to showfolk and followers of the turf. At some periods it has handled general news but for the past two years it has been bound by an inflexible rule to print only news of stage, screen, racetrack. It was probably the only daily in the U. S. which carried not one line about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, to which it was unable to find a Broadway '"angle...
...Crimson regrets that due to lack of space it will not be able to print all the comments from each department...
TIME did not undertake to present a treatise on the development of the machine and its relation to human labor. Numerous books and articles on that subject had appeared long before "Technocracy" broke into print on Aug. 21, 1932. The scientific findings of "Technocracy'' have yet to appear. What TIME did do was to summarize all that was newsworthy (i. e. what little had been specifically revealed) as to "Technocracy's"' scare-&-cure...
Starting with the English department in today's issue, the Crimson will print such appropriate general comments on the tutorial system as were made by members of the various departments...
...opinion about the tutorial system is in print, in the Harvard Graduate Magazine Current History, Harper's and various books. It is an excellent means of instructing superior students if superior tutors are secured for them. Superior students, however, are not so common as undergraduates and CRIMSON editors--tend to believe. They constitute less than ten per cent of the student body. The percentage of superior tutors is about the same. In my experience the good student who has a good tutor is satisfied with the system, and rightly so. The mediocre student no matter who his tutor...