Outside The Walls IX Guinea Pig Students in Med History Tests
The George Washington City psychology education department teams with Ragatz to test a new screening method for instruction. Med history students were grouped by ability, boosting effort in homogeneous classes while mixed classes reduced participation. Cheating risks and the honor system are noted in evaluating the approach.
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Lowell Joseph
George Washington City
Department of Psychology Education
Ragatz
Education for Alumnae Expands Alumni Learning Reach
The University of Pittsburgh builds an alumni council and an education committee. They partner with the Carnegie Library Institute, Allegheny Observatory and others to publish papers on curriculum topics and current material. Subjects listed include astronomy psychology biography French literature chemistry and more.
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University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute Oil Library
Allegheny Observatory
Honor Plan Abolished at College Heralds Curriculum Shift
The college voted to scrap the honor system and switch to a more modern undergrad approach focused on social and academic balance. The article notes a shift toward viewing education as a mix of social experience and academic achievement, with waning emphasis on strict standards.
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Unherst College
Jere
Economics Students Tour Ford Plant in Kearny New Jersey
A group of economics students led by Miss Grace Coyle toured the Ford Assembly Plant in Kearny New Jersey, observing the continuous conveyor system, on each car body assembly, and the vast workforce of about four thousand. The tour included the power plant and a view of the surrounding industrial scene. Another trip for those who missed last Thursday was scheduled for today.
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Ford Assembly
Kearny
New Jersey
Grace Coyle
Barnard
Liberty Street
Kearny Station
Ford
RULES FOR STUDIES EXTENDED
The text describes room rules for study and smoking areas including no card borrowing, separate rooms, writing tables by windows, and using a dust pan and brush for ashes. It invites friendly suggestions to improve order and interior decorations aligned with habitual smokers.
Newport Colonists To Attend Dance For Wedding Party
Mrs. J Nicholas Brown hosts a dinner and dance at Harbour Court Newport in honor of Miss Ethel King and her fiancé Charles Howland Russell. King has been in Newport weeks preparing for the Trinity Church wedding the next day. Russell arrives from New York with family and guests staying at Pine Lodge.
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The
Herald Tribune
Newport
R. I
J. Nicholas Brown
Harbour Court
Ethel King
Charles Howland Russell
Trinity Church
Mrs. Brown
Boston
Miss King
Mr. Russell
New York
Charles H. Russell
Henry Russell
Pine Lodge
Social notes on New York residents and arrivals
Mrs Edward R Stettinius heads to the Savoy Plaza for about two months. Mrs Daniel B Fearing expected at the Barclay from Newport. Mr and Mrs William Leon Graves return from Europe tomorrow on the Olympic and stay at the Madison. Mr and Mrs Forrest F Dryden of Bernardsville and Mr and Mrs Ridley Watts of Morristown occupy Mayfair House today. Mrs William H Force returns to the Savoy Plaza from Newport. Mrs James Imbrie arrives at the Barclay for a month. Mrs Richard Hoboken at the St. Regis. Mrs William yesterday at the St. Regis. Mr White arrives in ster Bay to the St.
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Edward R. Stettinius
Savoy Plaza
William Leon Graves
Europe
Madison
Forrest F. Dryden
Bernardsville
Ridley Watts
Morristown
Mayfair House
William
St. Regis
Mr. White
Ster Bay
Social arrivals at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs
Guests from New York and other cities arrive at the Greenbrier with extended stays through month end. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. E Clifford Potter and various notables such as Mr J Lorimer, Mrs Adams Sumner, and Mrs H Priest as well as several other travelers from Cleveland Chicago and Boston.
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Herald Tribune
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Red Cross Avenue
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War College
Pringle
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Barclay
William H. Force
James Imbrie
Richard Hoboken
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E. Clifford
W. W. Woodins
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Virginia
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Chicago
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Gladstone
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Adams Child Sumner
Ager
R. Mitton Breenbrier
J. H. Gibbons
H. Priest
J. P. Smith
J. Co. Bachmann
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