Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...which struck Professor Bierwirth was being operated by Miss Janice B. Snyder, 18, of 9 Academy Street, Arlington. According to a report to the police, he stepped suddenly from behind another car into the path of Miss Snyder's. Professor Bierwirth was placed in Miss Snyder's car and rushed immediately to the Cambridge Hospital...
...Alfred Worcester '78, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygience, in his report to the President for the past year, states that his main service had not been attending students needing medical care, but saving them from such need...
...Worcester's report included that of Dr. P. H. Means, Medical Assistant in Hygiene. Dr. Means stated that most of the Freshmen physical examinations which obliged further study were the results of heart trouble and that a special effort was made in such cases to determine the amount of activity, physical exercise in particular, which would lead to general health and yet avoid heart strain...
...report of the Harvard Board of Overseers on the reading periods before comprehensive examinations states that "it is expected... that for the first few years there will be an increased number of failures among the students who are disposed to neglect their studies". This illustrates the difference between the educational policies of Harvard and Princeton whose platforms are essentially the same but whose execution of them differs. For in the absence of an American tradition for the form of education that they are striving for Princeton alters gradually making precedent as she goes, Harvard changes abruptly...
...lecture attendance, has now instituted something of post vocational exams, and the daily recommendation by the CRIMSON of certain worthwhile lectures is evidence that the students are readily falling into the spirit of the system. But the danger of abrupt changes is admitted by implication in the official report...