Word: junior
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...junior dinners have always been like the Ninety-six dinner at the Vendome last night, class feeling at Harvard is not so much of a phantom as it has sometimes been thought to be. A class which has always been conspicuous for its active interest in every department of the College life, Ninety-six more than lived up to its past record last night. The many expressions of good-fellowship and of loyalty to both Alma Mater and to the class were received with an enthusiasm which was inspiring to all and especially to those whose opportunities for convivial gatherings...
Class 3. (a.) A prize of seventy-five dollars to Harold Ethelbert Addison, of the junior class, for a dissertation on the Apostasy of Julian and the Pagan reaction of his time...
...hundred and eighty three men have signed for the junior dinner...
...figures published in another column from the report of the Dean of the Faculty, show among other things a steady increase in the number of students who are credited before the end of their junior year with sixteen or more courses. The number in 1894 amounted to more than one-fifth of the total number (348) who received the degree of A. B. and of these only three had been credited with courses at the entrance examinations. The figures are evidence that the opportunity which the Faculty allows through the elective system for doing more than the required amount...
...will be opened to the undergraduates next year. For the last three years a regular laboratory course in experimental psychology has been offered to graduate students. This has now been perfected and made completely successful. Next year it will be open as a regular elective to the senior and junior classes. The subject of study will consist of a series of carefully-graded exercises in sight, hearing, mental time, &c., which will be performed by each student...