Word: graded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...formidable against Yale than they were against the Tigers. The game was neither thrilling nor spectacular. Yet it was interesting because it was closely fought because, too, it contained a great deal of first-class football. This is not, however, to say that the contest was unmarked by poor-grade football. There was loose handling of the ball by both elevens. For the fumbling of kicks elemental conditions provided adequate excuse, but hands were inexcusably slivery in other cases. Both teams injured themselves through commission of faults calling for penalties. And the rivals indulged in some poor generalship...
...begin at the lower end of the stretch unless a strong head wind makes it advisable to row downstream. P. S. Howe, Jr., '17, will act as referee. All members of the University may compete in the races, the only requirements being that participants must have attained a satisfactory grade in their strength tests...
...been awarded to John Radford Abbot 2S.A., of Cambridge. The medal offered for the first time this year by the Societe des Architectes Diplomes par le Gouvernment Francais (the alumni of the Ecole des Beaux Arts of Paris) to the student, regular or special, who attained the highest average grade for his studies in the last year of his work has been awarded to Jean Vernon Wilson 2A.S., of Pittsburgh...
...copies of the Album have been printed, and as the class numbers nearly 700--626 of whom are represented in the Album--those desiring books should purchase them at once. The Committee has been delayed somewhat by the difficulty of securing adequate binding, but has secured a high grade of leathers for the purpose. On account of the delay, however, the committee hopes for a prompt sale, and if members of the class evince an ability to take care of the entire 500 copies, no sales will be made to newspapers or outside organizations...
...Divinity, with the approval of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in so far as their courses are concerned, that for the academic year 1916-17 Graduate Students in Newton Theological Institution and students in the Senior Class who are already Bachelors of Arts, who have attained an average grade of not less than 85 per cent. during the preceding year in the School, may, with the approval of both Faculties, register in the Harvard Divinity School, and take, without charge, a maximum of two Harvard courses as part of their year's work in Newton Theological Institution; it being...