Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Friday following the fourth Monday after the opening of College in his Sophomore year to any other social club or society which takes in less than 100 members from a College class. The Advisory Committee shall have power to determine what organizations come within the meaning of this rule...
...addressed, tickets will be mailed as soon as they are ready for distribution and if the supply is not already exhausted. If, however, as often happens, the desired tickets are not ready for distribution, the envelopes will be kept on file in the order of application, and, as a rule, tickets for any course will be mailed to applicants a few days only before the actual beginning of that course...
...season was done by W. B. Felton '19, who prepared at Milton Academy, and H. Coolidge '19, of St. Mark's, who was also on the pitching staff, injured his arm early in the season and the main work fell entirely upon Felton and Coolidge. Felton, as a rule, shows good control but Coolidge has been somewhat erratic in his work on the Freshman team. C. F. Fuller '19, who did the receiving, showed the value of his experience at Groton, and should make a capable assistant to R. Harte '17, next year. Captain E. L. Casey '19, of Exeter...
Seniors are reminded of the rule that no student is admitted to a degree until he has returned to the Library all books which he has borrowed; or in default of this has replaced them, or has deposited with the librarian double their money value, or if the books belong to a set, double the money value of the complete set. Seniors should return all books today, as those returning them later will have to receive from the librarian a certificate of return, which must be shown to the Bursar...
...showing to them some of the loyalty which they are expected to manifest toward the University; it is also a matter of serving the public by placing in positions that call for responsible leadership college graduates who are competent to the task. This is not an age for rule of thumb methods and haphazard guessing about our life work. It is an age of scientific examination into facts and conditions and the deliberate, foresighted preparation of men and women for handling specific problems. The task of vocational guidance is at our door. Perhaps no greater work ever confronted a university...