Word: regarder
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Taussig made the following statement in regard to his appointment yesterday...
...competition for Freshmen will be held next spring for the first time in two years. There are three positions open to the Class of 1920, of which two will be filled this year. The regular Sophomore business competition will also be held, but the full details in regard to it will be announced later. The character of the work in these two competitions will be mainly in obtaining advertisements with a small amount of clerical work but no bookkeeping as previously announced. No business experience is required...
...will be elected to the Club, if not already members. The successful composers to be eligible for election to the club or for receiving prizes, must have at least six pieces accepted. The manuscripts must be typewritten. This competition is contrary to all precedents of the club in regard to the production of the musical comedy given every year...
...committee is now endeavoring to get co-operation from the government. Whether or not in the opinion of the committee the work should be continued another year depends largely on the attitude of the government in regard to the further training of the men who have already qualified as pilots...
This was one manifestation of Professor Muensterberg's many abilities, for he was a distinctly remarkable man. When he took his place in the Harvard Faculty, psychology, as taught in most American colleges, was baseless assumptions in regard to the workings of the human brain. It had no relation to the practical facts of life, was of no imaginable utility in a workaday world, and appealed only to a very small class of closet philosophers who had no interest in Things as They Are. That Professor Muensterberg "changed all that" cannot be claimed, but it is true...