Word: progress
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hall; and the students will be able to depend more upon reading material and less on an over-worked teaching staff. Taking the musical library out of the hands of Widener and putting it within reach of the Department would undoubtedly eliminate one of the constant checks on the progress of musical study at Harvard...
...University turns a deaf car to requests for better equipment and more section men. Last year Dr. Davison was informed that since the University could not afford such expenses, Music 1 would have to be limited to 125 students. This decision which would have checked the progress of the whole department and turned away distributors and concentrators alike, was too preposterous to be followed. So two hundred students are allowed to enroll this year, while about a hundred are forced to pursue studies in which they are less interested, Would-be concentrators are thus thrown into other fields...
...impersonal light, attributing them to the work of a highly paid personnel. They do not realize that Harvard has achieved its present position through the work and cooperation of every member of the University, students and officers alike; they fail to see that for the next four years the progress of the College will be to some extent dependent on them...
Harvard's 15-0 win over Davidson, on the other hand, did little to lead the team along the road of progress. In the mud and sloppiness of last Saturday holding the ball was simply a liability, and Harvard kicked just as often as they got it, waiting all the time for the breaks...
These problems, together with the problem of stabilization of organic matter in municipal sewage treatment works, are representative of the researches in progress at the present time...