Word: scholasticism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The Government was not slow to accept Conant's offer. By the fall of 1942 over 3,000 Armed Forces personnel were already taking courses at the University. As the number of civilian students continued to decline, it became increasingly clear that a wartime Harvard education was going to differ...
Speaking at the annual football banquet of the Harvard Club of Boston, he asserted that the University could admit better football players "without compromising scholastic standards."
Student editors from 17 high and prep school newspapers will attend the CRIMSON's first annual Conference on Scholastic Journalism this Friday and Saturday, President John G. Wofford '57 announced yesterday.
Saturday morning about 9:30 the students will gather for panel discussions on various problems of scholastic newspaper publishing, including topics like editorial writing, makeup, the use of photographs, the problem of censorship of school papers, news writing, features, and other subjects.
With all due respect for the scholastic sensibilities of Dr. Amos Wilder, the William Belden Noble lecturer for 1956, his first two lectures seemed to me to be little more than a piling up, one on top of the other, of authors, theologians, illustrations and analogies.... He avoided the question...