Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...full of good, there's none...
This is especially encouraging in view of the added burdens the grafting of the new system upon the old has entailed upon the students. They are still carrying the full weight of the course system, with the single exception that candidates for distinction may drop one course in their Senior year. They are carrying at the same time added weight of divisional examinations with all the necessary tutorial work that leads up to them. Students as well as instructors have known that the tutorial system was an experiment. They have had ample opportunity to test it, have acquired faith...
...must no longer be left to those marginal moments that remain after course requirements are satisfied. It must become the prominent obligation of Junior and Senior years. This means reducing course requirements. Now that the tutorial system is acclaimed a success, to continue the extra burden of the full quota of courses is to dissipate the student's energies and hinder his most effective development...
...have changed, "lest one good custom should corrupt the world". Yet Class Day remains much the same as before, for Seniors are by nature gay and frolic some at this particular time. The trials and tribulations of four long years are past and happily surmounted, and the future is full of smiling promise...
...baccalaureate sermon is printed in full on page three of this morning's CRIMSON...