Word: matter
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...communication printed in another column, fault is found with a system of grading graduates and undergraduates by different standards, as was suggested in the CRIMSON last Thursday. The crux of the matter lies in the question of whether marking shall be done upon attainment or progress. To the CRIMSON the latter alternative seems the more just, in that the preliminary knowledge of a graduate is always greater than that of the younger members of a course in the group "For Undergraduates and Graduates...
...based was composed entirely of older-men. It is doubtful if the questions under discussion could be considered with absolute impartiality by such a body. The report certainly gives no evidence of concessions made for the privileges received. The CRIMSON believes that before another football season the whose matter should be reconsidered...
...however, the situation at hand apparently demands a formal resignation of the erstwhile members of the Council. When this is done, it will then be up to the College, if it seen fit, to organize a new Council under a new constitution. Just what this should contain is a matter to be determined in the future. Until the present corpse is formally interred, it seems hardly dignified to make plans for its successor...
...University crew. For these two purposes alone this work should receive the active support of enough men to form at least fifteen or twenty crews, but this year, as in the past, the coaches find difficulty in getting men to report regularly. Those who are remiss in this matter not only fail to get their own exercise, but spoil the pleasure and profit to be had by others...
...concerned except in one particular. In publishing the Rank List it is scarcely fair to print for the same course an undergraduate's A without differentiating it from the B of a graduate whose knowledge may be far broader and more profound. It would be an easy matter to distinguish these two classes of marks, and base the grades upon a standard of progress instead of absolute attainment...