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Dates: during 1880-1889
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FRESHMAN GERMAN. I will give a seminar in Freshman German at C. 46, Monday, June 8, at 7.30 P.M. Will read the three stories and answer questions. Please send names immediately. Camillo Von Klenze...
FRESHMAN GERMAN. I will give a seminar in Freshman German at C. 46, Monday, June 8, at 7.30 P. M. Will read the three stories and answer questions. Please send names immediately. Camillo Von Klenze...
...upper classes the subjects do not permit cramming of the same kind as that practiced with the classics. Hundreds of pages of history, philosophy, and physics must be read, and the men usually work alone, or at most in pairs. It is believed by some that it is poor policy to cram on the day preceding an examination, and after two or three days' work the last 24 hours should be passed without any time being given to the subject of the next day's ordeal. Few have the coolness or self-confidence required to pursue this policy. There...
...most puzzling questions of student life is the question of summer reading. No period of the year is so little devoted to purely intellectual pursuits as the period from June to October. A hard year's work at college is hardly fitted to inspire a man with a profound idea of his intellectual duty to himself during the warm months. But a zealous student finds during his collegiate term that he has but little time to devote to collateral reading, and is only allowed by pressure of circumstances to gather a list of those books which he deems...
FRESHMAN GERMAN. I will give a seminar in Freshman German at C. 46, Monday, June 8, at 7.30 P.M. Will read the three stories, and answer questions. Please send names immediately...