Word: probationers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Evidently the Administrative Board considers that the class of 1926 has learned its lesson, and that the outbursts of last spring will not be repeated. It trusts that the pledges signed will be sufficient to assure good behavior in the future, and, by removing the disciplinary measure of probation, it...
There is no need of handing over the pamphlet to a professional advertisement writer and asking him to give it a severe injection of "pep". On the other hand it is poor policy to make the "big stick" the most apparent thing in the descriptions. It would seem feasible to...
It is perfectly natural, as we have said, that General Pershing and General Edwards should believe in and should advocate universal military training for the colleges. It is less easy to appreciate very highly some of their arguments. Speaking of the R. O. T. C. General Pershing is reported to...
The College requires all students who entered after June 1920, to show a reading knowledge of French or German and an elementary knowledge of the other language. If the requirement is not satisfied by the end of the Sophomore year a student automatically is put on probation.
Assuredly Cambridge is returning to normalcy. The number of Juniors on probation for failure to meet the language requirements seems as large as ever and the perennial cry of injustice is raised anew. Already a few of those who have been aptly called educational strategists are plying their trade with...