Word: junior
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Students with an exceptionally strong secondary school background have been encouraged to take advanced courses in the freshman year. Now, if their work remains of honors quality, they will be free to substitute individual work for one or two formal courses during their junior and seniors years," Hanson added...
...freshman in January 1953 but was promptly readmitted in February. His best subjects: Phys. Ed. 123 ("Coaching Basketball") and Phys. Ed. 125 ("Coaching Football"), ¶ A football co-captain who, in spite of cheating on a physiology exam, inched himself up-after five years-to the junior class. His "junior"-year curriculum: Sport Skills (a required freshman course which he had already taken), an advanced Sport Skills (a required sophomore subject), Basic Body Control (another required freshman course), Introduction to Education (which he had taken in his first year), American Government (which he had taken in his second year), History...
...Edwards, who resigned. A graduate of City College of New York ('38), Weitzen worked for a Manhattan ad agency, the Journal of Commerce. He became a buck private in 1942, was soon commissioned, rose to lieutenant colonel at 26. He joined Bulova Watch Co. in 1945 as a junior executive, became assistant to the president in six months, rose to sales and merchandising vice president in 1950. Last year he joined Manhattan's American Machine & Foundry as vice president for marketing, from which he resigned before coming to Gruen. ¶ Atherton Bean, 44, was named president of Minneapolis...
...varsity, junior varsity, and freshman crews will open their seasons on the Charles River on April 23. The opponents will be M.I.T., Boston University, and Syracuse. The race will mark Syracuse's first appearance in Cambridge since...
...Farming" students out to French families is a farery from shacking them. Living in a French family provides precisely the "Intellectual facilities unavailable in Cambridge." It is in this realm that you over-look the educational character beyond the university circles of a junior year abroad. Students who procure for themselves hotel rooms or apartments in the hallowed Left Bank tradition isolate themselves from all but a few aspects of Parisian life. Social structure and tradition as well as economic conditions exist which render highly improbable that such students be admitted to the closed circles of French family life...