Word: second-year
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...several issues, however, the faculty appears to be in almost complete agreement. Most speakers yesterday objected to the number of lectures which students must attend. One faculty member pointed out that second-year students have three lectures and two labs almost every day of the week...
Symptomatic of the faults of the present curriculum was the protest last December of 20 second-year students, who requested permission to withdraw from lectures and, with faculty supervision, try an experiment in self-education As evidence of the new attitude towards reform at the Med School, the students were immediately given permission to carry out their plans...
...Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal refuses to evict the Coop from its new Palmer St. annex. The City Council approves Harvard's plan to build a pedestrial mall between the Yard and the Law School. Twenty second-year Med students ask for independent study instead of lectures and lab sessions; professors criticize the request as foolish, unwise, and economically unsound. The CRIMSON reports that Cliffies will begin using Lamont next Fall if President Pusey approves. The Harvard Undergraduate Council disapproves, citing "the male emotional stability factor." Only a third of the freshmen polled by the Yardling credit Cliffies with having...
Dean Ebert of the Med School approves the second-year students' independent study program; five of the students add they want to be exempted from some exams, too. The Faculty Club announces a $350,000 expansion. The Ed School's Roy E. Larsen Hall is dedicated. "Now that they mention it," says the architect, "it does look something like a castle...
...history, says: "Anyone would be out of his mind to come to a grad school as hard as this one strictly to avoid the draft. But everyone here has at least thought of the draft as a factor, however minor, in his decision." Explains Gene Blumenrich, 23, a second-year Harvard Law School student who candidly admits that he wants to stay out of the service for good if he can: "It's not really a question of dying. If it were, then of course the student deferment is immoral. For all but a few, it is merely...