Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Impetus for the classes began last spring when undergraduates circulated a petition requesting the instruction...
...Harvard Young Democratic Club will "in all probability" hold a mock political convention in the late spring, according to newly elected president Charles Edson '56. He said that the convention is a sign of the vitality of the HYDC, now the largest political organization in the College...
...removing enrollment limits will not by itself eliminate overcrowding in the courses involved. There remains the problem of providing additional section men to teach the additional students. Section men are regularly hired in the spring, however, whereas students show up for their courses in the fall, and it is usually impossible to know beforehand just which courses are going to need extra instructors. The General Education officials can solve this problem by the extension of an idea that is already being used by Social Sciences 1, 2 and 6. These, three courses, whose contents are more or less similar, have...
David Titus '56, president of the U.N. Council, the group which suggested an organization of the political club heads last spring, said that the Forum would "promote the different groups" interests and would not conflict with the sovereignty of each group...
Another reason for the change was the belief that more students would contribute in the spring. In actual fact, ten percent more of the undergraduate body did give, according to Dorsen, but the average contribution was smaller than in previous years. He said he wanted the drive to reach students before individual groups conducted their own appeals...