Word: selective
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...part of his duties, Bowditch will select 120 Juniors as ushers for the Baccalaureate Sermon, the Senior Spread and Dance, the Triangle Exercises, and the luncheons, suppers, and dancing to be held in the various Houses. These Juniors chosen will also have to assist in the parade of graduates and undergraduates to the stadium, and in the Chapel Services which is the concluding event on the program...
...sale of tickets will be in charge of Frank W. Vincent, and Robert C. Hall will take care of the printing and publicity. Shaun Kelly, Jr. will select the patronesses and ushers, while Braman Gibbs and Germaine G. Glidden will combine on the programs...
Meyer prepared at Andover and is a member of the Union Committee. He will select the remaining ushers and submit the list to the Union Committee...
...familiarize the student with work in a field of concentration, so that one of the weakest spots of the tutorial system as it now stands, that of switching back and forth from one field to another, would to some degree be mitigated. If the Freshman were allowed to select his field of concentration in January instead of in the spring, he could find in his tutorial work from February to May an interesting purgatory. The work should by no means be made a burden because so many Freshmen carry five subjects as it is and the tutors themselves are already...
...might have been preserved. Author Wolff absolves plain Europeans of all nationalities (except the Serbs) from a desire for war, says: "The bringers of evil were folly, arrogance, stupidity, and the gambler's mania. The fates were not Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos, daughters of Zeus. They were a select company whose names stood at the foot of government decrees, in the official calendars, in the diplomatic sections of the Almanack de Gotha, in the Army Lists, the world's Press lists, the general directories, the telephone directories, and the membership lists of the Académic, the Shakespeare...