Word: procession
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...begins to place a new value upon his own thinking. By that time the chances are that he no longer studies as a child, to satisfy a requirement, or fill so many hours with a book in his lap. Study has become a real intellectual experience--a recuperative process by which new ideas flow into his mind...
...makes them his own, and, sooner or later, if he is a true student, there will come a reversal of the process, when these ideas, modeled and shaped by his own individuality, take definite form about some specific problem--probably an assigned thesis, possibly nothing more immediately useful than a jotting in a journal. When an undergraduate has reached this stage in his development, his intellectual future is fairly well assured. The student has found himself...
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...corner of Quincy Street and Broadway, opposite Robinson Hall, the new Fogg Art Museum is in process of erection. When completed next fall, this building will provide more than ample museum space, and will also contain four stories of lecture-rooms, libraries and offices...
...this time. Nevertheless, the hurry of American life is beginning to tell. Johns Hopkins University has already abolished Freshmen and Sophomores. Chicago University is considering confining itself to graduate activity. Thus, Dean Hawkes is in line with contemporary tendencies. But those undergraduates who are now enjoying the old-fashioned process will appreciate the immense advantage that is theirs, of growing slowly, especially when so closely connected with the acquisition of a cultural background is the important matter of finding one's self...