Word: perring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Pharmacy, and the boot-blacks. This year's program includes a cover design by D. Loring '16, a list of officials, schedule of the races, complete statistics of oarsmen and coaches, individual pictures of all members of the University crews, and methods for determining quickly the number of strokes per minute...
...scholarship of the value of *300 per annum, tenable at the University of Oxford, England, for a period of three years, beginning from October, 1917, will be open for competition in the State of Massachusetts at the close of the present year...
...recent report submitted by the Committee on the Use of English by students is in many respects a favorable one. The fundamental training given Freshmen in English A seems to have proved more than a yearly round of drudgery, for only 8.5 per cent. of those reported as deficient. in English had taken English A. Naturally the majority of the men reported were undergraduates. After some investigation it was found that many had been reported to the committee on the basis of English papers and themes which had been written hurriedly in the classroom. Whether this fact should be taken...
...natural that the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences should have the most, but the enrolment in the College is remarkable. That 7 per cent. of the students in the College this year should come from foreign countries is very significant...
...Department has prescribed courses for that part of instruction given during Freshman and Sophomore years, during which three hours per week are to be devoted to the work, both theoretical and practical, the latter instruction being carried out in accordance with the local conditions and with due consideration to the time of the year and climate encountered during the training period. At the end of the first two years, the president of the institution and the officers of the army, detailed thereat, will select such men whose work has been up to the prescribed standard of proficiency and efficiency...