Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...western colleges came into being they drew their facilities from the more erudite and cultured of eastern pedagogues, but where, except in female seminaries, have professors influenced undergraduate life...
...list of times and places of midyear examinations for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School is printed below. Examinations begin at 9.15, except a few announced for 2 o'clock. TODAY COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Anthropology 14 Sever 30 Astronomy 2 Emerson D Biology 1 Abbott to E. B. Greene Geol. Lect. Rm. R. M. Greene to Rydell Zool. Lect. Rm. Saklad to Zion Semitic Museum 1 Chemistry 11 Addinall to Pownall Sever 23 Resor to White Sever 24 Economics 6a Amory to Kreps Sever 17 Lally to Werman Sever 18 Economics 15 Sever 29 Engin. Sciences...
...list of times and places of midyear examinations for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School is printed below. Examinations begin at 9.15, except a few announced for 2 o'clock. TODAY COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Chemistry 4 Abrahamson to Pownall Sever 5 Rothenberg to Wederbrand Sever 6 Chemistry 34 Sever 6 Comp. Literature 16a Sever 30 Economics 3 Emerson D Economics 11 Sever 11 French 4 Sever 17 French 27 Sever 11 German D Emerson J German F Sever 18 Government 6 Sever 23 Government 9a Sever 29 History 34a Sever 29 History 59 Sever 29 Indic...
...list of times and places of mid-year examinations for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School is printed below. Examinations begin at 9.15, except a few announced for 2 o'clock. TODAY COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Anthropology 5a Sever 6 Astronomy 1a Emerson D Botany 7 Gray Herb. Economics 12a Sever 5 Economics 31 New Lect. Hall English 2 Adams to Deweese Harvard 2 Dewey to Gardner Harvard 3 Gilligan to Pope Harvard 5 Potter to Zipf Harvard 6 English 59 Sever 6 Fine Arts 2c Robinson Hall French 9 Abell to Kugell Sever 29 Lesburt...
...rather difficult to comment on Mr. Vanderlip's interesting statement that college journalism is the best extra-curriculum activity, except to point out that in his enthusiasm he has perhaps forgotten some of its drawbacks. For it must of necessity lag behind parchesi in the development of fighting qualities, and its training is apt to make a young man totally unfit to write triolets or sing to anything but a bassoon. Perhaps the only thing an undergraduate does learn from it is not to take himself seriously for he has great opportunity to see how flippantly everyone else takes...