Word: scholasticism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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White was even better known for his other athletic activities. After only a year of baseball, he was captain of a Crimson nine which toppled a favored Yale team, 13-8, and he later turned down offers from major league teams. At Weston High School he was an all-scholastic...
Students may obtain two dollar reserved seats at half price for all Harvard hockey games played in the Boston Garden, including tonight's game against Boston University, upon presentation of their bursar's cards at the HAA office in the basement of the Union, Unreserved balcony seats will be sold...
The attraction of the club when the system first began is easy to understand. The Porcellian club, legend has it, began when a man in Hollis Hall found a suckling pig in his room. He hid the animal in a window seat until evening and then invited a few friends...
$800 is given out each semester Council rules are that grants, usually ranging from $15 to $35, are not to be based on scholastic achievement, but need.
Statistics prove that the Committee on Admissions still considers scholastic ability of paramount importance. The average I.Q. of the entering freshman class has risen each of the nine years that Mrs. Eliot was director.