Word: topic
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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They have called this topic to the attention of Harvard University by sending to the CRIMSON this list of magazines and their editors...
...than it is here; and surely America has need of some well-balanced, if Radical, thinking to meet existing conditions. Toward the solution of the problems of today the universities, both of America and of England, will do well to bend their energies. That, however, is a somewhat large topic to be inconsiderably and incidentally entered on. At the present time, and in this connection, I have only to say that the atmospheric environment in Oxford is wholly different from that in constant evidence at Harvard. In the one case it is to a degree still academic and traditional, while...
...winning essays in this year's competition for the Harvard Advocate prizes deal with the question of the humble position of the mere student as compared with the glories that surround the university athlete, and, to a less degree the society man. More significant of the place which this topic is holding just now in the university world is the fact that it was the theme of two thirds of all the essays submitted. The submerged tenth, it would thus appear, is not altogether without hope of emerging from the obscurity that is the lot of the harmless, necessary scholar...
...Undergraduates' Economics Society. Meeting. Topic: "Transportation." Westmorly...
...essays for the Advocate Prize competition must be sent to the Advocate sanctum in the Union or to Little's 21 by 6 o'clock today. Essays may be on any topic of general University interest, and should be between 2000 and 6000 words in length. The best essay will receive a prize of $200, and the second best a prize of $50. These two will be printed in the Advocate, and the Advocate also reserves the right to print any others that may be of sufficient merit. Announcement of the results will be made at the time...