Word: iii
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ARTICLE III...
Nearly half of the Freshmen in Group III originated from private schools, which are usually regarded as superior. One semester of average Freshman courses is enough to make these realize that they are merely studying under a new system the same subject matter learned in school, to burst their bubbles of academic enthusiasm, and to make them restless and wayward. Thus, bored prep school men are ready and no doubt willing to do this advanced work. Proof of this is the fact that when, some years ago, freedom in selection of courses was granted, more than 300 Freshmen turned...
...have not had time to take it should not be prevented from getting a working knowledge of accounting by a mere regulation of this nature. Such a requirement is not made in the summer school. Surely it is equally unnecessary in the college. Very sincerely yours, R. H. Bishop, III...
Cleveland Amery '39, of Milton, will be President for the ensuing year, Calch Foote '39, of Belmont, Managing Editor, J. Francis Dammann '39 of Winbetka III., Business Manager, and Ellsworth S. Grant '39, of West Hartford, Conn., as Editorial Chairman. The other two positions on the executive board will be held by John T. McCutcheon, Jr. '39 of Lake Forest, III., in the newly created position of Executive Editor, and Roger W. Lowel of Woodmere, L. I., New York, continuing as Photographic Chairman...
...climax the ice cream guzzling championship disputed in Harvard by David H. Mitchell '41 and Homer D. Peabody '41 and other unsung would-be heroes, the Conco Engineering Works of Mendota, III., has come forward with an offer of a one gallon 'Dolly Madison" electric ice cream freezer to the final winner of the contest...