Word: opinion
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student can frame for himself as good a schedule as the new system provides, and, indeed, many men have done so. However, for the great majority of undergraduates the change must prove a notable gain. "So long as the student is told that any 16 courses are, in the opinion of the College authorities, equivalent to any others, it is natural he should often be careless in their choice, and that he should seek the path of least resistance...
...held in the Trophy Room of the Union last evening Withington spoke briefly on the necessity of a large squad coming out for spring practice. It is highly important that all possible candidates turn up, for it is in the early practice that the captain and coaches form their opinion of the ability of the various men. Besides, the new rules must be tried out and put to actual test if we expect to accomplish anything under them. Withington said also, that he expected to hold meetings twice a week to discuss the rules and proposed plays and that these...
...judges for the trials are H. H. Breland '11, T. M. Gregory '10, A. H. Elder sL., and R. W. Kelso '04. As many men as warrant further trial in the opinion of the judges will be retained. The second and third trials will come next Friday and next Monday, respectively, in Sever 11 at 8 o'clock...
...CRIMSON; it will give the playful Seniors a chance to be ingenious. It may bring the class together, and it will surely break up the Union. Why not make it a real fair and have trotting races, for we have it on good authority that a difference of opinion is the making of a horse race? And it might be well to offer a prize to the man who can cover the greatest amount of wall space with his club shingles. What ho, the fair...
...concensus of opinion that rank in the Law School does indicate future success, and these figures show that such rank varies in proportion to rank in College. If this conclusion, namely, that high grade in studies while in College is a direct indication of later success, were firmly impressed upon the undergraduate body, it would do much to restore studies to the place that they should logically occupy in a College man's life...