Word: sargent
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Modern government has tightened its grip on undergraduate popularity, with Gov. 1b surpassing even English Ab, according to tentative course enrolment figures released yesterday by Sargent Kennedy, Registrar of the College...
...final registration figures show that 2480 men have enrolled in the College for the spring term. In announcing this, Sargent Kennedy, Registrar, said that this total does not include Navy students, who number 300 at the present time...
...Sargent v. Twelve-Year-Olds. Harvard's articulate Dean of Architecture Joseph Hudnut would like to cut down on rote textbook learning, not only for the "nonverbal" third, but for all high-school students. Says he in the January Magazine...
...would have high-school students wholly ignorant of art history until after they had learned to paint and write and build. ... I find few things more depressing than the correct appraisements [of works of art] by juvenile critics accompanied usually with condescensions toward Sargent and Saint-Gaudens. Little as I admire Sargent I am ready to defend him . . . against all comers under twelve years...
This might be a scientific age, but judging from the most popular elective courses in Harvard College, one could not guess it. Of the five largest courses in the College, three are in the liberal arts, one is in Psychology, and one Mathematics, Sargent Kennedy, assistant dean in charge of records, announced yesterday. The sciences of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics trail far down the list...