Word: honored
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Gilbert V. Seldes's essay on "The Old Ideal" may fairly be taken as the manifesto of the reaction. Itself a paean in honor of tradition and the aristocratic ideal, it misses through a touch of petulance something of the repose it praises and something of fairness in attributing all the modern characteristics it censures to a socialism that has not yet come to pass. It would be a graceful acknowledgment of the soundness of the idea that the recent policy of the paper erred by over-emphasizing, if in the next number the editors found room for an essay...
When the list of honor men was published last fall, it was noted that public school men were much more successful in attaining high academic standing than students from private preparatory schools. The list showed that about one man of every five from public schools obtained a position either in the First or Second Group of Scholars, whereas only one man of every twenty-seven from preparatory schools succeeded in winning honors in his studies...
There will be an "honor" roll at the end of the book of all men who have not fulfilled these two requirements and the committee desires this list to be as small as possible. 1912 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...done nothing towards getting their pictures taken. These men are again reminded that a week from today is the last time in which a Senior can have his picture taken. There cannot and will not be any extention of time. All negligent Seniors will be placed in an "honor" roll at the end of the book and the committee wishes that this list be made as small as possible. 1912 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...Register will be the same in form as this year except for the addition of two new departments, the Honor Department and the Graduate Schools Department. There will be an annual joint dinner of the outgoing and incoming boards, which will be held...