Word: rulings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Nominating Committee wishes to call the attention of the class to the rule specifying that, in order to make the ballot valid, the requisite number of candidates for each office must be voted for. This means that one choice must be marked for Secretary, two for the Class Committee, seven for the Class Day Committee, and five for the Album Committee. Any ballots which lack the proper number of votes will be thrown...
...York Times. Strange! Something certainly had come over that fatherly, dignified compendium, something that began perhaps, when the Times cracked its joke, amazing because so unexpected, about Fannie Brice's nose three years ago† something that was again evident when, last summer, the Times departed from its rule against "features" and began printing the labored wit of Funnyman Will Rogers (TIME, Aug. 16). The Times, patrician of the press, was stooping to the popular...
...surprisingly small percentage of undergraduates coming from homes outside of New England. The chief reason for this condition was that schools in the South, the Middle West and the Far West often did not prepare directly for the old plan examination. He therefore instituted the new plan admission rules whereby a candidate might take four general examinations in the broad fields covered by every first class school. The success of this innovation is illustrated by the following figures. In the year before the institution of the plan, 8.5 per cent of the students admitted came from the Atlantic States...
...hockey players of note, who are eligible to compete this year, have reported except E. T. Putnam '29. Putnam, regular University quarterback throughout the past gridiron season, was one of the stars of last year's Freshman ice team, playing in the center position. The new rule this year that only 12 men can participate in a game hits Harvard with its wealth of substitute material, particularly hard. There are several other players of ability both from last year's University and Freshman squads who have been unable to find a place in either of these line...
Cotton-Blood Sirs : Allow me to congratulate you on the clear and concise manner with which you have dealt with the cotton situation in the South lately. I happen to live in the county which raises more cotton than any other county in the world as general rule and it is a vital matter to us since cotton is our lifeblood. JOSH H. GROCE Groce & Groce Attorneys at Law Waxahachie...