Word: curricularly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...applicant is smart enough to make the Dean's List, he is almost always accepted, Bender said. Men with lower aptitude are judged on extra-curricular activities, character, alumni parentage, home state, and similar factors...
...giving the DP program final approval ten days ago the Council had recommended that Houses collect $2200 among them and that the extra-curricular organizations subscribe the remaining $1000. But the House chairmen, meeting a week ago, insisted that they wanted each House to have its own DP and to collect all the money for him. They then checked back to their full committees, and yesterday reported unanimous approval of the program...
Monday night the Council voted $1000 toward the $4200 estimated necessary to pay their non-tuition expenses, and suggested that extra-curricular organizations round up the remaining...
...same resolution, the Council suggested that the Houses contribute $1 per man to raise a minimum of $2200 toward the DP fund; and suggested that the College extra-curricular organizations raise $1000 among them for the same purpose...
...William E. Wiggin's weighty sociological analysis of the Jew at Harvard, seems to have little meaning. His statistics are interesting (if true); but just why he was impelled to write the article is unclear. That Harvard's Jewish students rank high scholastically, that they are active in extra-curricular groups, and that they are not in the clubs are facts well-known to those who care about them. It's a fine idea to run non-fiction research articles; but this reviewer cannot see the raison d'etre of a basically divisive statistical outline...