Word: transferred
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Thus the transfer of nearly one hundred million dollars across some 3,000 sea miles was accomplished, to everyone's satisfaction, by mere "earmarking." Strictly speaking, that was all there was to the British debt payment last week. Actually the Federal Reserve decided not to leave in London the gold earmarked for it there, requested actual delivery. This meant more work for the Old Lady's gnomes. Grunting, they packed bars into wooden boxes. The boxes will be carried to Manhattan by seven British ships: Georgia, Carinthia, Majestic, Lancastria, Mauretania, Britannic, Aurania...
...field of concentration, the postponement of the study to the Sophomore year is still more unfortunate. The average Freshman, wholly unfamiliar with the subject and its teaching, is inevitably acting in the dark when he elect Economics as his field, as evidenced by the large number of men who transfer to or from the field in their Sophomore or Junior year...
...course men enrolled in the Graduate School of Education, who take two courses, or half of their work, in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The interesting thing, moreover, is that if at some time later one of the students in the School of Education wishes to transfer to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, he cannot count towards his Graduate School degree any of the courses in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences which he took while enrolled in the School of Education, and which consequently cost him but $75 each. "Our degree must represent...
...defined attitude of the University towards the temporary transfer of its undergraduates to a foreign institution has long been a worthy subject of criticism. A certain number of students would like to spend their Sophomore or Junior year in a European University, and at the same time wish to return to graduate from Harvard with their original class. When such a student approaches the authorities as to future valuation of his foreign credits he is met with a stolid indifference, and is given no assurance that a year's work, even in the best of schools, will be credited...
...University is in a good position to help and advise students wishing to transfer. In any case, it is to be hoped that the authorities will not attempt to restrain individuals capable of judging for themselves. Something in the nature of an advisory board for transfer students would be the best solution of the problem. At least the University should desist from creating unnecessary obstacles to this important branch of education...