Word: graded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...first vote legalized the provision that students, undergraduates and graduate students in Arts and Sciences, can count a cumulative grade for course credit by presenting evidence of going into active service between December 7 and mid-years. The second outlined the system of "tests" (hour exams, weekly quizzes, or course papers) by which this cumulative grade can be compiled...
...girls, waiters, elevator operators, nurses' aides. And when it comes to a choice between a well-adjusted moron and an unstable individual of normal intelligence, Dr. Burr would pick the moron every time. She underlines her point by citing the case of Jenny, 20, a girl of high-grade intelligence who announced one day that she had lost her job as nurse's aide in a maternity hospital. She was asked why. Said Jenny: "Oh, you know they don't like to have you drop babies over there...
According to Bradford Cobb '44. War Service Committee. "The student made a good showing last summer by contributing two wagon loads--all of it grade A scrap--but we hope that they will do even better this time. Tin cans, bottle caps and cost hangers are not wanted. Cobb pointed out, since experience this summer proved that they were more of an annoyance than a benefit...
...question according to Coach Brown. Lettermen who are in the fight for a starting position are George Dillon, Tom Axon, and Dick Elken. From the '45 quintet, Dean Honnessey and Frank Bixler, both of whom scored a lot of points for the Yardlings, may make the grade although Brown feels they still need experience. Al Reade, a Senior, and Dick Forster, who played at forward and center for the '45 team, are also trying for a regular berth. And George Boston, Freshman end on the football team, who played center for Dean Academy, is expected to report for practice...
Headed straight for the U.S. housewife's doorstep and Economic Stabilizer James F. Byrnes's lap this week is a milk crisis of Grade-A quality...