Word: vitallizing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...many problems which have a vital bearing on the welfare of Harvard, the most important is the development of the College and its relation to the University as a whole. Enrollment figures and statistics of sectional representation alike indicate that the College has not the national position held by the University. This situation is probably due to the fact that in the moulding of the various parts of the University into a compact whole peculiarly undergraduate interests have been to some extent overlooked. The College is the centre of all the schools; it has problems essentially its own. While graduate...
...Conference on Athletics will be held at the Boston City Club, this evening at 7.30 o'clock. The organization, which is composed of members of the faculties and alumni of New England colleges, meets for the purpose of considering those athletic questions which are thought to be of vital importance. Its decisions are, however, in no way binding...
...almost every branch of public life ability to speak is a vital part of a man's stock in trade. In almost every profession it is a tremendous asset, and in private life it is an incalculable pleasure and convenience...
...stronger desire for excellence, the institution of distinct honor and pass degrees, akin to the practice of the English universities, has often been suggested. Whether it would be wise to have different curricula for honors and for a pass, as in England, is by no means clear. The vital point is the importance which those universities have attached, and persuaded the public to attach, to the winning of honors. It is that spirit which must be cultivated here if we would foster a desire for scholarship in college. So long as the distinctions achieved in college are not worthy...
MATHEMATICAL CLUB. "Some Vital Questions in Analysis." Mr. S. E. Urner. Common Room, Conant Hall...