Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...encouraging fact that out of the 63 scholars of Group I, 23 have won John Harvard Scholarships; and out of the 165 of Group II, there are 65 Harvard College Scholars. But the point on which we should like to lay special emphasis is that among these honorary scholarship holders the men of public and private school preparation are almost equal in number. Of the John Harvard scholars, 13 came from public schools, 10 from private; of the Harvard College scholars, 30 from public schools, 35 from private; a total of 43 public and 45 private. Thus it appears that...
...shall, however, attempt to relate briefly the activities of the students and their connection with the Expedition, and leave it to the reader to draw his own conclusions as to the purpose which Mr. Ford had in view in taking with him a group of forty students from almost that many colleges and universities scattered throughout the United States...
Misunderstanding has arisen among undergraduates concentrating in the Division of History, Government and Economics,--Group III,--through misconstruing the purpose of the final general examination and the tutorial system. Feeling that the addition of a little extra work is a needlessly heavy burden, the undergraduate rebels without giving the matter any thought. To him it appears only that the Office is tampering with his proverbial freedom, forcing him to make a change in his standards--and his aversion to change is great, for he is a follower of custom...
...present plan of group specialization was adopted. Forty-five percent. of the class of 1914 chose Group III. This was surprising. But the reason for the choice is evident. The breadth of the field is such that six different courses in Group III, ranging possibly from sociology to statistics and agriculture; are extremely easy to find. Haphazard election of courses was the rule. No concentration whatever resulted. In no other field was it possible, while fulfilling requirements, to evade the purpose of the group system so widely...
...committee of award will consist of the members of the Division of Fine Arts, or of a group of members or other persons whom the Division may designate. If, in any year, no work is considered of sufficient merit, the prizes may be withheld...