Word: man
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Every man in the class should be on hand this afternoon to help the class team win the baseball championship. R. DERBY. J.D. CLARK. E. BOWDITCH. R.P. KERNAN...
...Every man in the University be at the Boathouse this afternoon at 4 o'clock to cheer the crew before their last row. E. BOWDITCH. R.P. KERNAN...
...Every man in the Freshman class should be in front of University Hall promptly at 2.15 o'clock this afternoon to march in a body with the band to Soldiers Field. It is the duty of every Freshman to take this opportunity of showing his class spirit and of proving to the members of the baseball team that they have the class behind them...
...object of the new provision by which a man may take his degree in three years "as of" his own class, is to encourage graduation in three years. But the extent of the encouragement afforded thereby is thus far not fully understood. Just what does the "as of" mean? Technically, it means that the diploma is awarded one year, and dated the next--that is, for instance, that a man so receiving his diploma in 1903 would have on it the date...
This is supposed to mean that a man continues his social connection with his own class. Later, the meaning of this continuance of social connection may be questioned in several points--whether a man so graduating may vote and hold office in his class the next year; whether he is entitled to Commencement parts with his own class; whether he is eligible for certain undergraduate prizes, and so on--but just now the specific question that has arisen is, "May he room on the Yard during the year following his taking of the A.B.?" If he may, his social connection...