Word: minimum
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...suggested that it would be better to give up the two weeks preparatory practice before the regular opening of the colleges. Any communication with athletes in the preparatory schools is condemned and it is further stated that gate-money receipts should be reduced to the lowest possible minimum by intercollegiate agreement...
...eight months a year, instead of a two years' course of seven months a year, as previously, will be permitted to register as special students. The conditions for the admission of men who have never received a degree have also undergone a radical change in the requirement of a minimum age limit of twenty-one years for all such persons. Up to September, 1900, however, students may enter under the old rule...
...following changes have been made in the requirements for candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Laws. The minimum number of full courses in which a student must pass each year has been raised from three to four, and the right of taking examinations has been made conditional on regular attendance in the exercises of the school. The list of colleges and universities from which holders of degrees are entitled to enter the Law School without examination has been increased to include the following: Bachelors of Arts of Kansas, Wesleyan, Lawrence and Manhattan Universities, Bachelors of Science of Princeton University...
...department to state in the Catalogue the exact conditions on which the several degrees may be obtained. The following rule was adopted: "That no undergraduate should be allowed to remain in residence at the University for any year without taking at least four courses or their equivalent, the present minimum work required in each year, except upon a special vote of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences." The reports of the following departments were ordered to be printed: Indo-Iranian Languages, Medical and Dental Schools, Ancient History, Mediaeval History and Roman...