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...potential in the idea of students meeting together on a national or world basis lies in the application of the open-minded search for knowledge to their own problems. If the dogmas of organizations already established are to occupy the discussions, a sincere endeavor will have been wasted. Any tag-line but that of "student" should be ignored by tomorrow's voters...
...Lynn Classical and Revere High game will draw more cash customers than Harvard-Brown. In addition, it undoubtedly will be a much better game of football. . . . Harvard-Brown--a squat-tag game masquerading under the name of football." November...
...state cars will receive some measure of special consideration on overnight parking, according to department policy, but the usual crew will be out to tag local violators...
Millicent Tag-von Stein had an intuitive interest in psychology and believes her work here might qualify her for clinical work later. "Funny thing," she stated, "some years ago I suddenly decided I wanted to learn all about psychology. I went into a bookstore back home and asked the manager for the best books on the subject, whereupon he handed me one volume by Eugene Boring and another by Gordon Allport and assured me they were the last words in the field. Well, I never would have dreamt that one day I'd be taking courses with Professors Boring...
...difficult to find out what the professor wants on an exam," Miss Tag-von Stein said. "The classes are so impersonal and the section meetings so inadequate that we never get to know anything more about the teacher than what's in his lecture." More discussion groups, smaller classes, would be the perfect solution, all the girls agreed. "I wouldn't trust an answer from a section man," said Cynthia Brott, who finds school work not very easy even after a year "without a day off" in an Army hospital. "Especially in a field like social relations, I want...