Word: summer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This pebble is as big as an Idaho potato, and one of the finest ever brought to light; A party of University geologists found it this summer while digging in eastern France...
This spring, University Hall will hand down the following announcement: "The Dean's Office wishes to call to the attention of all students that in accordance with past policies, no credit towards the Harvard A.B. or S.B. degree will be granted for any summer work taken elsewhere than at the Harvard Summer School." This is the final word; the policy allows no exceptions...
...Summer study is necessary for accelerators. For many other men, it is a valuable chance to pick up courses which they cannot otherwise fit into their programs. The present policy denies these students a summer at another college with a different outlook, and it prevents specialists from getting credit for work at schools particularly strong in their fields. To outsiders, the College's stand looks suspiciously like traditional "Harvard snobbery;" for undergraduates, it is both unjust and unnecessary...
...group has functioned independently since their organization in the 1943 summer term. At that time Kyra Kalinowski '45 and Ronnie Phoenix '45, who had been doing. WHRV "Swing Out" programs, decided to start, a station of their own at Radcliffe. With a $25 grant from the Board of Hall presidents and a donation of rejuvenated equipment from the Network, the girls set up studies in the second floor corner of the field house and began sending programs to dorm residents. To date the station has managed to turn out every scheduled broadcast except for one night in January, 48, when...
Opportunities for college men to work in Europe this summer will be discussed at Phillips Brooks House at 3 p.m. today when Miss Jean Fairfax of the Quaker International Voluntary Services Committee presents her group's plans for the coming summer...