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Candidates for Second-Year Honors must register today at the Recorder's Office. These honors are open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, and to special students after their first year; they are open to Freshmen and to first-year special students only by special permission. Second-Year Honors in the Classics are awarded on two conditions: first, distinguished excellence in four courses; second, distinction in special examinations. The special examinations will be given in the last week...
Despite the fact that more Harvard men enter business than any other field, of the 118 first-year students in the Business School only 17 are graduates of the University, and of the 40 second-year students only seven are graduates. In the second-year class the 40 students come from 32 colleges and 20 states and two foreign countries...
...result of the competitions during the first half-year among the second-year courts, seven law clubs have qualified for the elimination tourney for the Ames Prize to be held during 1916-17. The clubs with their averages are as follows: George Gray, .833 Kent, .833 Thayer, .833 Lowell, .666 Warren, .666 Williston, .666 Wintenagemont...
...years that the Business School has existed, it has already gained the respect and confidence of many business houses throughout the country. One large South American exporting company in New York has made a standing agreement to take two of the School's graduates of high standing each year, and give them positions either in New York or in their South American branches. Many New England firms have been only too glad to offer their plants as laboratories for the research work of second-year men. Other firms, alive to the superiority of Business School graduates over the ordinary college...
...qualifying tournament in the Ames Law Club competition for second-year men has reached the fifth round and the clubs are now arguing their cases. To date the Thayer Club is ahead with an average of 1,000, having won all its cases thus far. The other clubs are closely bunched with the scores varying from 700 to 500. Pow Wow, however, is far in the rear with an average of 0. The drawings for the fifth round are as follows: Witanagemot vs. Kent, Lowell vs. Parsons, Moody vs. Beale, Westengard vs. Warren, Williston vs. Thayer, Geo. Gray...