Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Friday, March 5, with the College of the City of New York has been cancelled. As swimming has been running under a deficit at that institution for the past few years, and as their season has so far been unsuccessful, the Athletic Committee of the College declined to offer a guarantee sufficient to warrant a trip there by the University team. In place of C.C.N.Y. a meet has been arranged with Rutgers for that date, so that the week-end trip of the team, which includes a meet with the Navy at Annapolis, will not be interfered with...
Sentiment seems to favor the Stadium as the best place for the Olympic try-outs according to Edward E. Babb, president of the Back Bay Club, who has recently returned from New York. Philadelphia is anxious that the games should be staged there, but the Quaker City cannot offer as good facilities as Boston...
...evidence in hand indicates that in the great majority of cases the man who shows marked ability in his school work preparatory to college demonstrates like ability in his college work. It is to such men in approved schools that Dartmouth would offer a simplified procedure for qualifying for entrance to the college. It is this group, further, that Dartmouth would definitely assure admission under circumstances in which, of necessity, the college can admit but a decreasing proportion of those who apply for enrolment in its student body...
...policy does not permit the graduation of a man from college lacking any of the requirements before held to in the combination of preparatory school work and college course, but its does offer to the qualified men who offer the required quantity of work that the exact prerequisites which may be lacking will be compensated for in the opportunity of the undergraduate work. In other words, the college will assume responsibility for the quantity and scope of the candidate's preparatory work so long as the quality of this work is guaranteed...
Another notable addition to the list of exchange professors offering courses next term is Professor H. B. Huntington of Brown University, who will offer English 18, a starred course on the "Forms of Public Address," formerly given by Judge Stone. Men from the upper three classes only may be admitted. A new half-course in advanced mathematical logic, "Philosophy 8a," will be given by Dr. H. M. Sheffer, while "Philosophy 9a," a half-course in Metaphysics, is scheduled to begin next autumn...