A Report in Regard to the Tone And Tendencies of Harvard University
A Report in Regard to the Tone And Tendencies of Harvard University
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This^was a great shock to my former opinions, holding as I did that a far greater dependence on others was necessary for the proper edu- cation of the young man. " " Irreligious and immoral atmosphere. (7) No. " " The especial danger apprehended by my parents and family was the tendency to ' liberal thought, ' so prominent at Harvard. They also deplored the lack of moral restraint supposed to exist in other ways. (7) I do not find the apprehensions warranted by the facts. A man may become infid...el or not : all depends upon himself. As for the supervision of the students in other ways, I consider it is as rigorous as is consistent with right. " " Irreligion, fast life, and little study. (7) Proportionally, No ! " " My friends told me that in moral matters there was an ultra-liber- alism which tended to deify intellectual culture and a lazy indiffer- ence toward all moral effort. (7) I have s. Een nothing * immoral ' in tone, tendency, or custom. " "Mainly (a) that graduates and undergraduates were jumbled in together in the classes to the injury of the former, and () that what- ever of a religious spirit pervades Harvard is anti-evangelical in its nature, and (t) that the prevailing tone of the college is irreligious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This^was a great shock to my former opinions, holding as I did that a far greater dependence on others was necessary for the proper edu- cation of the young man. " " Irreligious and immoral atmosphere. (7) No. " " The especial danger apprehended by my parents and family was the tendency to ' liberal thought, ' so prominent at Harvard. They also deplored the lack of moral restraint supposed to exist in other ways. (7) I do not find the apprehensions warranted by the facts. A man may become infid...el or not : all depends upon himself. As for the supervision of the students in other ways, I consider it is as rigorous as is consistent with right. " " Irreligion, fast life, and little study. (7) Proportionally, No ! " " My friends told me that in moral matters there was an ultra-liber- alism which tended to deify intellectual culture and a lazy indiffer- ence toward all moral effort. (7) I have s. Een nothing * immoral ' in tone, tendency, or custom. " "Mainly (a) that graduates and undergraduates were jumbled in together in the classes to the injury of the former, and () that what- ever of a religious spirit pervades Harvard is anti-evangelical in its nature, and (t) that the prevailing tone of the college is irreligious.
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