Word: probationers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The need for such a school is best explained in the words of Dr. Glueck, a member of its faculty. He states that "We agree that speedy apprehension and prompt trial of a suspect has a salutary effect all round, but beyond that it is our wish to slow down...
The Institute of Criminal Law at the Harvard Law School, the first of its kind in this country, has as its program the scientific correction of criminals. In the wide curriculum are included economics, government, social and psychopathology; social ethics, casework, and research; mental hygiene, criminology, penology, and the usual...
In point of fact, experience of this kind in rapid and clear writing is of material aid in studies, and incidentally all candidates are expected and required to keep off probation.
Tuesday's football game between the championship Winthrop House eleven and the winning Yale class team brought into sharp focus the weakness of the present rule permitting men on probation to engage in all inter-house contests, but prohibiting them from playing on a victorious house team against Yale.
It cannot be much more than a force to have house teams meeting Yale in any sports under the present conditions, and yet in view of the enjoyment that the students got out of these Yale contests it would be inadvisable to come having these inter-college games. Barring the...