Word: bachelor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...reason of its obviously competitive basis, the standard necessarily varies a little with the different classes; but a man who makes first group once, or second group two or three times is usually eligible for membership. He must of course be a candidate for the bachelor's degree, either...
...concentrating in Philosophy or Psychology and who intend to be candidates for the Bachelor's degree with Distinction at Commencement, 1923, must make application to the Division today, if they have not already done so. They must also state in what particular branch of their subject they have specialized. It is also required that they register at the office of the Dean of the College before 5 o'clock this afternoon...
This is the last day for men concentrating in Fine Arts, who intend to be candidates for the Bachelor's degree with Distinction at Commencement, 1923, to submit their plans of study for the approval of the Division. It is to be noticed that this does not exempt men from filing the regular notice of their candidacy which is due at the Dean's office not later than November...
...perhaps somewhat weaker on the applied science and laboratory work than the American graduate of a similar institution. Each country has therefore something to offer to the other. It is perhaps undesirable to change the methods of instruction now in vogue in the two countries, but students with a Bachelor's degree from one country might very desirably spend one year of studying in the other country. In one year's time, American students should be able to take a suitable course of study corresponding to our work for a Master's Degree, to become conversant with the French language...
...hackneyed spirit of loyalty to Alma Mater that binds them together. They have a sense of proprietorship in a common enterprise, an interest in seeing it develop, and a mutual feeling of obligations to each other. The admission to the "fellowship of educated men" which goes with a bachelor's degree, was once lightly referred to as advantageous chiefly in entitling a man to membership in the New York Harvard Club. Certainly one of the greatest assets in graduation, which a man carries with him all through his life, is the association with other Harvard...