Word: regarder
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee, appointed by the Student Council, has made a thorough investigation and if it gains a satisfactory vote from the classes, its recommendation would influence the corporation, which retains the power to make any such change, favorably in regard to the plan of compulsory membership...
...regard to the ages of the men, it is significant that those in Class A--the men of highest undergraduate distinction--were younger than those in Class B. Moreover, the Phi Beta Kappa men were distinctly younger than the average. This confirms President Lowell's observation that the younger men make the best scholars and the age of the men in Class A indicates that it is also the younger men who attain the highest distinction in undergraduate activities. The argument in favor of sending boys to college as early as possible thus receives new support...
...Regiment, as in any organized body, punctuality is requisite to efficiency. On account of the large number of late-comers, the military lectures and drill have been forced consistently to start late. In this regard Captain Cordier wants it known that tardiness hereafter will not be countenanced; that the Regiment will be reduced to those who can attend punctually. He requests that no one attend the lectures in future who cannot stay until...
...vocational lectures on law, business, and medicine. The lecture on business will be given by Howard Elliot '81, and the lecturer on medicine will probably be Dr. Cabot. There will also be five informal medical talks by prominent physicians, which will deal with problems that confront every student in regard to the care of his health. The first of these lectures will be given by Dr. George F. Tobey on "The Diseases of the Nose, Ear, and Throat, and the Prevention of Colds"; the second by Dr. S. A. Hopkins on "The Care of the Teeth"; the next...
...dance orders for the Junior Dance may be obtained at the Secretary's office in the Union every day this week until Friday from 5 to 6 o'clock. At that time the committee will hold office hours in order to answer any questions that may be asked in regard to invitations and boxes. Any men who have not applied, but who wish to attend the Dance, should see the committee during its office hours. No tickets will be sold at the door on Friday night and as admission will be by ticket only the matter of obtaining them should...