Word: cards
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Today every student in the College who is not a candidate for a degree next June will receive a card on which he may list three of the courses which he intends to take during the academic year 1923-24. Each plan will have to be filed with the Committee on the Choice of Electives on or before May 1. If the plan is not in the student is liable to a fine of five dollars by the Committee...
...also sent a blank on which to indicate the courses which he intends to take during the remainder of his college career. After the proper conferences with his faculty advisor and a representative from that department in which he wishes to concentrate, the Freshman is required to submit this card with that of the courses...
...annual Belleaire championship (Fla.) the Commissioner of baseball proved his mettle. He did not qualify in the first 16, but he established himself firmly in the second. The judicial athlete had a card of 99. High winds across the course brought high scores...
Walter Hagen, British open golf champion, created a world's record for tournament play over a links of recognized length when he turned in a card of 62 in the third round of the Florida West Coast open championship. [Hagen is shortly to begin work at the Fine Arts Studios in Hollywood as star in a cinema comedy entitled, The Man Who Cheated...
...graduate with no lectures to cut, no blue books to fill, and perhaps no teams to cheer feels lost. But as he leaves the Yard he keeps memories which become lively in reminiscence, an influence in University policy, and the responsibility for the University's continued existence. Even with card-index systems and efficient secretaries tracing the graduate, it rests on his won initiative largely whether he assumes this new relation to University life at once, or allows himself to drift away...