Word: probationer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Only by request, usually, does the student talk with his dean. The subject is inevitably probation. After a brief talk some decision is tentatively reached. Tentatively, because the final decision must be made by the Administrative Board, of which the minor dean is not a member. Very often the Board...
Fifty Juniors and Seniors, who have seriously abused the first and last class ruling in the opinion of the University, will receive warnings from Dean Lewis later in the week, but will not be placed on disciplinary probation. This decision was reached at the meeting of the Administration Board yesterday...
If the mid-year grades of any of these men show that they have not met the standards required by their courses, however, they will immediately be placed on scholastic probation. The warning, in other words, will be placed on their records for future reference.
The controversial statement possessed the implication that first and last class requirements were being relaxed. While it stated that "excessive cutting . . may be the cause for disciplinary action," the terminology led one to believe that moderate infringement, such as cutting two or three classes, would be treated lightly. Even the...
Since the purpose of last year's rulings was to allow upper-classmen freedom in regulating their work, the College should be satisfied if men fulfill the standards demanded by their examinations. Although violations of the confidence will inevitably be made, a compromise with the underlying theory does not give...