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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...English Department has resolved on the general adoption of the reading periods in all except elementary courses and English 14. The nature and amount of the work to be done during these periods, whether it will consist merely of reading or of reading checked up by reports or section meetings, is to be decided by the individual instructors. As in all other departments, tutorial instruction will cease during these periods except for Seniors in the final period...
Regular lectures and classes will cease during the reading periods in all Government courses except Government 1, and possibly Government 19. Instructors will assign such work as they deem suitable during these periods and in most of the courses will hold occasional section meetings to help the students in their work...
...upperclassmen regularly enrolled in its ranks. The division of Philosophy and Psychology will likewise put the reading plan into effect. In Philosophy not only the advanced but also the lower courses. Philosophy A, B, 1, and 1a, will adopt the periods, and it is probable that the usual section meetings will be held in these courses while the lectures are in suspension...
Announcement has been made at the Harvard Athletic Association of the increase in the price of H. A. A. Coupon Tickets from $5 to $7.50 each. These tickets which are sold only to present members of the University entitle the owners to admission to the cheering section at all Harvard athletic events on Soldiers Field during the college year except university contests with Yale and the football game with Dartmouth. They also entitle the owners to a discount on one seat of $2 each for the Dartmouth and Pennsylvania games and of $3 for the Yale game; to a discount...
...Secretary Hubert S. Work of the U. S. Department of the Interior asked the Association's mineral law section to urge the next Congress to legislate to conserve U. S. petroleum and gas resources, now being wasted through too much competition. Henry L. Doherty seconded Mr. Work, offering a brief for Federal adoption or promotion of the pool plan of conservation introduced last spring in the Seminole, Okla., field (TIME, May 23). James A. Veasey, counsel for the Carter Oil Co. at Tulsa, Okla., submitted that, though the industry is now overproduced and demoralized, it can right itself; Federal...