Word: done
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman football team defeated the Groton School at Groton yesterday afternoon, by the score of 16 to 0. All of the scoring was done in the first half of the game, during which period the 1916 team were much superior to their opponents. Groton stiffened up in the second half, however, and kept the Freshmen from scoring, playing hard and dogged football...
...Senior class and eight from the Junior class. Later in the year five more Seniors may be elected; these men are those whose records for the first part of their College career have been marred by sickness or other causes not affecting their good character, but who have done such excellent work that they cannot well be excluded from membership. At the close of the Senior year the society may choose not more than five additional men who have been successfull in the award of prizes and academic distinctions, and whose worth is attested by the professors under whom they...
...element of choice, left to the society after the College Office has done its part, permits due recognition to be taken of the kind of courses, their difficulty and general plan, which each candidate has pursued. In considering a man's fitness for membership his outside record is naturally taken into account, also his general character and promise of future worth, but not his own personality...
Last year in the Economics department the policy was inaugurated of allowing a man a certain choice in regard to the time when his thesis should be finished. This was done mainly because under the old system it was found that different courses set the same day as being the last on which a thesis could be handed in. So that previously many men specializing in that branch of study found that on some arbitrarily fixed day, say December tenth, they might have no less than four long reports due. The new arrangement by means of which work was distributed...
...discussion of subjects possessing other than a literary interest. If an undergraduate is interested in art, or has travelled with open eyes, he may have something to say which the Monthly will be glad to print, provided, of course, that he says it well. Or if a man has done some thinking on the many phases and problems of university life, let him write down his ideas...