Word: regarder
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been awarded to William Clifford Clark 2G., Henry Lee Memorial Fellow in Economics, of Martintown, Ontario, Canada. The award was made on the recommendation of the Department of Economics and was reported to the Faculty at their meeting yesterday. The scholarship is one of $350, given solely with regard to the ability and promise of the candidates. The incumbent must carry of studies under the supervision of the Department of Economics...
This year a new plan in regard to Freshman football will be inaugurated. Teams will be formed representing each dormitory and a series of games will be played lasting until the middle of October. From these teams the Freshman eleven will be chosen and will play four outside games, the exact schedule not being as yet definitely decided upon. This arrangement has been adopted in pursuance of the general scheme of the Freshman Dormitories as a means of attaining class unity among the first year students. Cups will be awarded in the inter-dormitory series and the plan will eventually...
...regard to those receiving a grade of D or lower, 34.2 per cent of the old plan men of 1917 received that grade as compared with 31.1 per cent. for 1916 and 29 per cent. for 1915. The new plan men fared even worse, for 19.2 per cent. of 1917 received D or lower, while only 13.3 and 11.6 per cent of 1916 and 1915 respectively received the low grades...
...facts. The sensational type of the article on colleges has often enough been commented on in this column and elsewhere. That a graduate of the college such as senator Hollis should take so little Pains in investigating or considering the truth of many of the popular illusions in regard to it, before placing it in so unfavorable a light is something hardly to be expected...
...politicians regard the college men as theorists, while the college professors regard men in public life as corrupt and insincere. Professors are dependent upon the Governing Board for their very means of existence, and the board in turn is dependent upon large donations for the support of the University. Is it likely, then, that the public should have much confidence in this Faculty, which is so directly under the control of the rich...