Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...freshmen will get the jump on spring term social activities Saturday with a "Cupid's Caper" dance. Valentine's Day provides the motif for the weekend festivities and an excuse to crown a "Valentine Queen of the Dance." Four '52 men who organized themselves into a barbershop quartet for the Yale dance will perform again Saturday...
...Social Sciences 115 meets in Harvard...
...students would be able to choose their courses from an approved list of nearly 30 offerings. The only really restrictive ruling would require that after the fall of 1951 three of the required six courses must come from the elementary GE list--which even now provides 11 choices in social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. The remaining credits would be elected from either the upper-group GE list or a bumper crop of departmental courses. In every step of the actual framing, the Committee has been careful to allow leeway-- even to the inclusion of two "elastic clauses" to handle...
Beginning with the Class of 1955, the Committee recommends that the full program take effect. Every undergraduate will then be required to take at least three GE courses, one each in Humanities, Natural, and Social Sciences, before the end of his sophomore year. (The "sections" of the present distribution program would be eliminated...
...Three elementary courses in General Education, one to be chosen from each of the areas (Humanities, Social Scinces, and Natural Sciences). These elementary courses are to be taken during the freshman and sophomore years. Four such courses may be counted by any student who elects elementary courses in both Physical Sciences and Biological Science. It is understood that the Committee on General Education will offer at least two alternative elementary courses in the Humanities, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Biological Science...