Word: bachelor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...years will remain much as they are under the present system. The lecture system will have to be modified, and the tutorial system extended, but essentially the requirements will continue as at present,--six courses and a general examination in the field. Pass students will receive the regular Bachelor's degree...
...active instances, he encouraged youthful artists to enter the College and qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, feeling that a liberal education was quite as important for an artist as for anyone else...
...John Cyril Flower, M.A. will preach in the University Chapel on Sunday, April 19, at eleven o'clock. Mr. Flower took his Bachelor's degree at the University of London 1910 and his Master's degree in 1914. He then studied at Manchester College in Oxford, where he is at present lecturer on the Psychology of Religion. He has been the minister of churches at Manchester and Bolton and is now the minister at the Unitarian Church in Cambridge. He has published books on the Parables of Jesus applied in Modern Life, and on the Psychological answers of religious questions...
...undergraduate is no longer obliged to take up the study of both French and German. Similarly a continued study of Latin in the preparatory schools will be encouraged, whereas the Latin requirement for the Bachelor of Arts degree has often been the only inducement. The present innovation restores Latin to a par with French and German. The student is free to select the two languages which he feels will be of most use to him; at the same time he is not necessarily forced to acquire a hasty and impermanent acquaintance with a language in which he has little interest...
...lustily for being mothered by a shout. He spoke at the 49th anniversary of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, telling the University that, in his opinion, all undergraduate courses should be dropped, that admission be limited to those prepared to do advanced work, that the university cease to grant the bachelor's degree, give only M.A.'s, Ph.D.'s. Said...