The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-08

yerBtty. at the annual meeting OF the
New York Harvard Climb saye further
interesting details of the recently con.
summated plan of co-operasion between
Harvard University and the Massachu-
sets Institute OF Technology In the fol-
lowing statement:
1.-THE last annual reports OF the presi-
dents of the university and institute ex-
pressed on each side hope that in some
form cooperation In the teaching of col
lege graduates might be found possible.
My report stated that no such plan had
been devised. and In fact no negotiations
were then In progress. but they were be-
gun shortly aftepward 1t was soon dis
covered that no satisfactory arrangernent
limited to graduates of colleges and tech
meal schools could be made, and the
basis OF proposed cooperation was en-
iarged. The change had for US the merit
OF giving effect more completely to the
wishes OF the late Gordon Mckay. for he
empowered the university to teach ZAP
piled science, from the lowest to the
highest" and expressed his desire that
the instruction provided be kept access
sible to pupils who have had no other
opportunities OF previoSs education than
those which the free public schools af-
ford" Although the negotiations were
not brought to successful conclusion
until after the close OF the year covered
by this report. the agreement having now
been ratified by the governing bodies OF
the two institutions. and made public. II
seems better to speak of II here than to
wait year.
THE agreement. which is printed as an
appendix to this report provides for
complete cooperation In the teaching Of
mechanical electrical. civil. and sanitary
engineering. mining and metallurgy. in
the buildings Of technology. now under
construction on the Charles River Elm
bankment In Cambridge. Each institu-
ton Is to contribute such sums as II can.
and in particular Harvard Is to use for
the purpose the income of the funds OF
the Lawrence Scientific School and three
nfths OF the income or the Mckay en-
required for other branches or science
useful tn man NOT Included In tho apree-
mont Tho fecs NJ students for IN, nres-
ept. at least. arc to be credited to the
two institutions in the pronor,ion of their
students i'm the subjects covered by the
agreement AT the time II WAS made
..Appropriations for any purpose must
he apnroved nv tho institu,ion that sun-
mics tho funds used. but nv r,r ,be mos,
innortsnt Of ALI annronristions are those
for salaries and they 'denspd on the m
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Harvard and Technology. and the stu
leh!s III tnoss SUBJECTS Will normally ne
stuaents IN DOM receive degrees from
y 'o anu oe0oihe graduates OF ooth' en-
-i.eu 10 fo'e LOT fheiloers Oh 'he ter
pn a'ion ., 'he Inslituts ana, l pre-
. III ior 'ne oNeI OF harvard
me conouct ol inc instruction Gov
y sreu ps ,ne agreement ~ entrusted 10
nc peh' OF 'ne iii>.'tu'e-H whose
e'ecuon tne presloent OF tne university
IN tu'uIe 70 nave consultative voice
anu 10 ,he ,acuS ot the institute con-
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lsnt presume oinereht requirements