Word: papered
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Every candidate for a degree with distinction in Harvard College or for a degree in any graduate department of the University is invited to write a paper suitable for delivery at Commencement. The writing of this paper is entirely optional and does not take the place of any work for a degree. Each writer will select his own subject and will treat...
...paper offered by a candidate for the degree of A.B. or S.B. should require more than ten minutes for delivery; no paper offered by a candidate for a higher degree should require more than fifteen. Papers may be left at University 10 on or before May 1. From among those presented, several,--if of sufficient excellence,--will be selected for delivery...
...stranger to Harvard, wishing to show his interest, will often ask, "What is the name of the college literary paper?" This question is a puzzle to the average undergraduate, who has, perhaps, an opinion but rarely a conviction as to which paper, the Monthly or the Advocate represents Harvard in the field of college literature. The Illustrated being journalistic rather than literary is not considered. At other colleges students read, subscribe to, and write for the college magazine as a matter of course. At Harvard the interest of the undergraduate is discouraged by the presence of two rival magazines...
...candidate who offers Ele- mentary Latin will select from the examination paper a sight passage of Latin prose, either the prescribed Cicero or the prescribed Virgil, and the Elementary Latin Composition...
...candidate who offers Latin under the "new" plan of admission will select at least one passage of Latin to be translated at sight, a passage from the Cicero or the Virgil named above, one of the English passages to be translated into Latin, and such other parts of the paper as will best exhibit his knowledge of Latin...