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Born in small Neligh, Neb. to a hardbitten, union-hating coal operator father, Josephine Roche started early to have ideas of her own. At 12 she wanted to go down in a mine, was told it was too dangerous. "If it is dangerous for me," piped Josephine, "why isn'...
Under the present system, every Freshman, who is physically able, is compelled to exercise at least three times a week. Indeed, no consideration what soover is given to the man whose financial straits force him to do physical work either in the Union or in some office or store. If...
A critical analysis of the existing system suggests a possible method of reform. Effective guidance requires the existence of a permanent group of men who are young enough to stimulate the interest of the Freshmen, and who can understand their point of view. If possible, they should be instructors who...
Men arriving in Cambridge on one of the Associated Harvard Club scholarships are expected to keep their record at University Hall free from probation, attain Dean's List standing and provide themselves with jobs to cover the major expenses for the college year. Quite often the contrary is true, as...
The booklet an extremely interesting and at times highly amusing history of the early years of the college written by the Historian on the Three Hundredth Anniversary of Harvard College, Samuel E. Morison '08, professor of History, in addition to this there is a long article by Dean Hanford on...