Word: credited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Once more the College Office proves its patriotism by allowing students who will enter war service to leave early. Those of us who are lucky enough to be enrolled in Uncle Sam's forces at any time after April 14 will receive full credit for the courses in which we have done creditably. This is not a wanton generosity on the part of the College; it is merely an award of work done well by men eager to do their part, but prevented by age or unavoidable circumstances. To have spent so much of a year in College...
Undergraduates who leave College after April 14 and prior to their final examinations will, under certain conditions, be given credit for their whole year's work, according to the ruling made by the College authorities at the last meeting of the Faculty of Arts and by the instructors. The Faculty vote follows...
...high-water mark of the evening was reached in the triumphant rebuttal made by Mag of Yale, on whom the credit for the team's success chiefly fell
These performances give Putnam a total of four enemy airplanes to his credit...
...judge Charles William Eliot aright, you must put out of mind his titles, his honors, and his successes. These have been but happy accidents. They reflect credit on the community to which he belonged, and the times in which he lived; but they throw little light on his character. That he was elected President of Harvard College was surprising; that he made a success of his new work was more surprising. For he had not what was usually recognized as an academic mind. Like Wordsworth, he had "to create the taste by which he was appreciated...