The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volúmenes41-42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1932 |
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... Harvard University has taken a forward - looking part . The present administration , after its work in reconstructing the mode of teaching in the Col- lege , is now turning to the Graduate School with the aim of im- proving that ...
... Harvard University has taken a forward - looking part . The present administration , after its work in reconstructing the mode of teaching in the Col- lege , is now turning to the Graduate School with the aim of im- proving that ...
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... University , and will eventually be published in book form by the Harvard University Press . Mr. Eliot's eminence both in poetry and criticism of our own day , his knowledge and appreciation of the past , and his partici- pation in the ...
... University , and will eventually be published in book form by the Harvard University Press . Mr. Eliot's eminence both in poetry and criticism of our own day , his knowledge and appreciation of the past , and his partici- pation in the ...
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... University is decentralized and mobile , it will be very hard to do anything really worthwhile in the line of satiric hoaxes and stunts ... HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS 28 Randall Hall , Cambridge , Mass THE HARVARD GRADUATES ' MAGAZINE.
... University is decentralized and mobile , it will be very hard to do anything really worthwhile in the line of satiric hoaxes and stunts ... HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS 28 Randall Hall , Cambridge , Mass THE HARVARD GRADUATES ' MAGAZINE.
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Crime and Punishment Reflections of a Plain Citizen 152 | 14 |
The FluFlu Birds 248 | 63 |
Yale and Harvard A Temperamental Contrast 201 | 76 |
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