Word: done
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University who are doing newspaper work of any kind. Students who are corresponding for papers are therefore earnestly requested to send their names to the Press Club, together with the names of the papers for which they write and the nature of the work done. This includes those who do occasional work as well as those who are acting as regular correspondents, and students in sending information to the club are requested to state the frequency with which news items are sent to their papers and the approximate amount of matter furnished. Information as regards the matter of compensation received...
...those candidates whose subjects of study may have differed from those prescribed for admission. It is to be noted that those changes secure essentially the same advantages as have been introduced under Harvard's now plan. Examinations are to be fewer in number and more general, while work done in preparatory school will be a factor in determining the candidate's qualifications for admission. That two of the great colleges in the country have widened their requirements and made them applicable to all preparatory schools is a much desired change in the relations of higher to secondary education, and means...
...bounds of their own language. Directly in line with these requirements is the proposed plan of general examinations that is to be put into practice by the Department of History, Economics, and Government. This scheme involves a more radical change in American educational methods than anything the University has done in recent years. It constitutes an admission of the failure of our present system of scoring courses to insure that the student will obtain a broad and comprehensive view of his field of study. At present one fills the requirements of seventeen isolated courses, and generally fails to note...
...Union next Wednesday evening, under the direction of the Union and the Speakers Club, the general subject for discussion will be the Student Council. In view of the recent report of the Council the trend of the discussion may best be expressed thus: "The Student, Council--What Has it Done...
...committee on Subsidiary Athletics interest more men of the College in regular exercise? How can an interest in student affairs and in the work of the Student Council be best fostered among the undergraduates? The main discussion, however, will be concerning what the Student Council has done and what...