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...added that "the University sets the tone of Princeton, and also the prevailing wage standards. Except for the stewards, colored people working at the (upperclass) clubs receive vary little increase in wages...
While this argument is reasonable when applied to freshmen, it is of dubious value when applied to upperclass undergraduates. Where the Administration draws a line between undergraduates and graduates, we would draw a line between freshmen and all other students. The freshman has just escaped the more rigid discipline of the school and the home; he is likely to succumb to the heady influence of freedoms which are perfectly reasonable for the upperclassman. The University recognizes this fact by requiring him to do a certain amount of exercise, by taking attendance at classes, and in several other ways. But, while...
Raphael Demos--Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity--will give both halves of Philosophy 1 next year, as well as two upperclass Philosophy courses, 102 and 105. He gave only Philosophy 1a last falll, and is now on sick leave...
Extension of joint instruction from the upperclass level, where it is now in effect, to the rest of the College's courses was first recommended by vote of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences January 10. It was then approved by the Harvard Corporation, the Radcliffe Trustees, and finally by the Overseers...
Joint instruction for upperclass courses was begun in 1943 as a wartime economy measure and was made permanent after the war. Harvard Faculty members have taught at Radcliffe since its founding in 1879, but until the coming of joint instruction the professors had to give all their lectures twice...