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...allowed to be responsible for all things pertaining to his crew and its management. He is not called upon to do the work of two men-to row in the boat and coach his crew at the same time. Neither is he left to choose his men or assign them their places in the shell. But has not that been the case here for three years, or perhaps longer...
...There shall be two graduate referees, one for the ball and one for the players. The referees for the players shall be nominated and elected by the advisory committee, who shall also assign the referee for each championship game. The referee for the ball shall be chosen by the two captains of the opposing teams in each game, except in case of disagreement, the choice shall be referred to the advisory committee, whose decision shall be final. All referees shall be permanently elected and assigned on or before September 15 in each year, and proper provision shall be made...
provided, however, that the instructor in any course may assign the students in that course to the grades of the new scale at his discretion...
Applications for club tables at Memorial must be made before June 21st. A table at present occupied by a club can be re-engaged, provided ten members, including a majority of the club, apply for such a table before the above date. The association does not bind itself to assign any club tables after October...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON. - In the communication published a few days ago, "Inquirer" has apparently not understood the way in which the class system of marking would most naturally be applied. He seems to think that the instructor would first assign marks according to the percentage scale, and then reduce them to the terms of the class system. Now, in in fact, whatever reference there is to percentage is merely for the student's convenience in estimating the value of his mark. The instructor would naturally consider, not whether a book deserved eighty-four or eighty-six, but whether it ought...