Atlantic Classics
Atlantic Classics
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The pronounced tendencies in higher education aggravate the disease. Feeble palliatives are re sorted to from time to time, the baseball sched ule in one college, after six hours of debate by the faculty, was cut down from twenty-four games to twenty-two, but the bold and necessary sur geon seldom gets in his good work. When he does operate, he is hung in effigy or elected President of the United States.
Concerning the policy of no intercollegiate games at Clark College, President Sanford says:... Our experience with this plan has been absolutely satisfactory and no change of policy would be considered. Doubtless some of the less intellec tually serious among the students might like to see intercollegiate sports introduced. It is gener ally understood that in a three-year college there is not time for such extras. The faculty appear 152 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS to be unanimously in favor of no intercollegiate games, since the course at Clark College takes only three years. Intercollegiate contests appear to be ruled out chiefly on the ground that, in a three-year course, students cannot afford to waste time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pronounced tendencies in higher education aggravate the disease. Feeble palliatives are re sorted to from time to time, the baseball sched ule in one college, after six hours of debate by the faculty, was cut down from twenty-four games to twenty-two, but the bold and necessary sur geon seldom gets in his good work. When he does operate, he is hung in effigy or elected President of the United States.
Concerning the policy of no intercollegiate games at Clark College, President Sanford says:... Our experience with this plan has been absolutely satisfactory and no change of policy would be considered. Doubtless some of the less intellec tually serious among the students might like to see intercollegiate sports introduced. It is gener ally understood that in a three-year college there is not time for such extras. The faculty appear 152 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS to be unanimously in favor of no intercollegiate games, since the course at Clark College takes only three years. Intercollegiate contests appear to be ruled out chiefly on the ground that, in a three-year course, students cannot afford to waste time.
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