Word: scholasticism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Peirce during his lifetime was a man of retiring habits, but after his death a wealth of philosophical speculations was found which Charles Harishorne and Paul Weiss are classifying and editing. Peirce has been characterized as the greatest American philosophic genius. He is the creator of pragmatism and the founder...
Kirkland leisure has been well organized. Practically every night of the scholastic week there is some House function in progress. Chief among these is the Coffee Pot which is an undefined group meeting in the evening to hear some House member or some invited guest talk on any subject of...
While on the question, it will be interesting to see what Princeton and Yale believe. President Angell says, "We have been giving increasing weight to the school records made by the students before coming to Yale and to such evidence as we can command regarding essential personality." Princeton has developed...
To anyone who scans newspapers from dozens of colleges all over the country, it is apparent at once that there is a universal movement afoot to effect a new form of student government which will not only care for the social needs of students but scholastic and welfare problems as...
1932. Publicist as well as university president are the titles Dr. Butler gives himself in his Who's Who article, longest of any living U. S. citizen. Publicist he is, not only for Columbia (which has, besides, one of the nation's ablest press agents in James T. Grady) but...