Word: surveying
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Conference on Municipal Government. "The Results of a Recent Survey of the Public Works Department of a Massachusetts City," by Edwin A. Cottrell '13G, of Wellesley College. Widener...
...series of six lectures, entitled, "A Survey of Mathematical Logic," will be given by Dr. Henry M. Sheffer '05, lecturer on philosophy, in Emerson A on the dates given below at 4.30 o'clock. These lectures are designed for students of philosophy and mathematics, and they presuppose no acquaintance with mathematical logic. They are open to all members of the University and Radcliffe College. Following are the dates and titles of the separate lectures...
...survey from which these figures are obtained is said to indicate the greatest development known to a profession which is generally acknowledged to be still in its infancy...
...highways to the drafting of labor legislation. These members of the faculties in their individual capacities often advise students about the opportunities which come to their notice and serve outside agencies by bringing promising students into touch with them. But the work is not organized. There is no comprehensive survey of the thousand and one careers that are now open to young men and women. There is no organization in the University responsible for collecting this material, tabulating it, keeping it up-to-date, and maintaining the outside contact necessary for genuine information concerning various opportunities. What is lone...
...task before us is a co-operative one and calls for five things: (1) a careful survey of all opportunities attractive to college men and women and the keeping of that survey constantly up-to-date; (2) the organization of a few loyal alumni in each division of opportunities offered, in order that we may have immediate contact with those in the outside world who can give to our students that helpful advice and initial assistance which mean so much to young people at the outset of their careers; (3) the organization of a committee of professors representing the various...