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Sanitary Engineering is now on a graduate basis; but a four-year program in Sanitary Chemistry is offered. Metallurgy is also primarily a graduate study; but, when the program in Mining Engineering was re-organized recently, provision was made by means of options for those who wish eventually, as graduates, to specialize in mining engineering, in metallurgy, or in mining geology...
Such studies as can be taken in the College are scheduled, as far as possible, in the first two years, for the purpose of giving students an opportunity to test their tastes and abilities. Those who have tried engineering and decided they wish to transfer to the College may do so as late as the end of the second year, with full credit for what they have taken in the Engineering School. This has proved to be an advantageous arrangement for the students, and saved much unhappiness and waste of time. Twenty per cent of those who have entered here...
...those who desire business training with an engineering education, five-year programs are offered in cooperation with the Graduate School of Business Administration. Students who take these five-year programs get a full year of instruction in business, in addition to all the scientific, engineering, and general studies of a four-year program...
When college studies were scheduled for the first two years of the various programs, and engineering subjects in the last two, we were planning also for college graduates. Such men are usually fitted to enter with third-year standing: and we wish to offer them a clear-cut schedule of engineering studies, by which they can complete the requirements for an engineering degree in two years of study here, or in three years if they wish to take a year of business studies. There is also an effective, workable plan by which a degree in Harvard College, as well...
There is nothing startling about the Dramatic Club's first production of the season, except its contrast to the sort of thing that was being presented a year ago at this time. From unruly Mexico, the Club has shifted to the most polite drawing-room atmosphere of proper England. Of course, A. A. Milne is much too successful in juvenile writing to let slip an opportunity like the Barrie-Kipling dream scene in which the appearance of a Nite, a Squier, and a Buteus Maiden would do any child's heart good. The adult portions of the play are composed...