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Tectums wrapped up in dirty newsipapers and clothesline or with their testicles in potato sacks. I should like to think that the scenes I witnessed in the hall of the Science Building this morning on my way to the General Faculty Meeting were not real visions but imaginary ones; and yet I would not care to possess a mind so depraved as to imagine the like. That yourself (and Mrs. Hamerschlag) should condescend to lead a parade of students attired like these is another matter I should prefer were mythical in spite of the fact that the Pittsburgh papers have flashed it before the eyes of the public in print and in picture. There is such a thing as helpful publicity, and there is such a thing as harmful notoriety. I f, by to-day sexhibition, Tech expects to increase her enrollment (which, for next fall, is reported as annoyingly low), the increase cannot consist of other than undesirable students; indeed, I should not be surprised if parents, who had contemplated sending their sons to us next fall, would decide to steer clear of us entirely after seeing the orgy staged so successfully this morning. When I first came to Tech as an instructor several years ago, several persons on the campus, knowing of the books I had written about Yale, called me aside and told me of the conditions at Carnegie, hoping to inveigle me into exposing them likewise. Although I believe thoroughly that merciless publicity is the only sure cure for the faults of any college and although I know conclusively that the merciless publicity I have given to Yales faults has permanently removed many of them, at the same time I want to inform you in all sincerity that inwardly I neither have nor have had any intention of criticising Carnegie Tech publicly. I must admit, however, that such an attitude seems neglectful on my part, knowing what I know to exist and having the ability I have to portr
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book presents a case of a professor's dismissal from the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1922, due to his criticism of the institution's "Poverty Day" tradition. The author, a former professor at the institute, provides a detailed account of the events leading to his dismissal, including his letter to the president expressing his concerns, the president's response, and the subsequent faculty meeting where the author's dismissal was voted upon. The book offers a unique perspective on the academic culture of the early 20th century, particularly regarding the clash between traditional values and progressive ideas. The author's critique of the "Poverty Day" tradition highlights the tensions between the desire for student expression and the need for institutional decorum. Furthermore, the book delves into broader themes of academic freedom, institutional loyalty, and the role of educators in shaping student values. The author's unwavering stance on the importance of upholding high moral standards in education challenges readers to reflect on the purpose and responsibility of higher learning. Ultimately, this book provides valuable insights into the complexities of academic life, the challenges of educational reform, and the enduring power of ethical principles in shaping our institutions. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331350408_0
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