Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...hold an academic degree or have not fulfilled the requirements therefor, and also for other candidates of A. B. or S. B. in the University. The first prizes for this group is $250. There are two second prizes of $100 each. The essay may be on any topic subject to the approval of Professor Maynadier...
...holders of degrees three prizes of $200 each are offered. For the year of 1927-1928 one of these prizes will be offered for an essay on any subject in each of the following groups: including English, Fine Arts, or Music: History, Government, Economics, or Business Administration: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Engineering...
...Ph.D. '14, of the Department of Psychology at Tufts College, in a verbal duel staged last night in the Living Room of the Union. Before an enthusiastic, responsive audience which packed the room and listened motionless throughout three hours, the divine and the psychologist thrust and parried on the subject: "Resolved, That this house believes that the growing tendency toward Agnosticism and Atheism is undermining our social structure". Dr. Straton, upholding this question, received 157 of his listeners' votes; Professor Givler won those...
...Saturday the Crimson published the plans of the Departments of English and of Philosophy in regard to the Reading Period. Below appear the reports of the Departments of Government and Mathematics on the same subject. Professor W. Y. Elliott, Chairman of the Government department wrote the following article...
While most subjects may be read and understood at least in part, so that any student is able to carry on independent study, mathematics is a subject in which the failure to understand one point may make further progress imposible. For this reason even the graduate students to whom the privileges of the Reading Period will be extended may have access to their tutors when unable to grasp a point which is essential to a continuance of their work...