Word: senior
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...examination is very annoying to say the least. We can see no reason whatever why so many men should be kept in Cambridge for a week or ten days, when this comparatively unimportant examination could as well as not be given on the same day as the examination in senior English. If no change is made in the date of this examination this year, we hope that next year something will be done in the matter...
...reason why the system of handing in briefs should not be done away with and the same plan followed that worked so successfully in the senior English last year. The time and labor that must be given to the preparing of three briefs is great. and coming as the briefs do in the height of the examination season they seriously interfere with other work; and in the little time that can be given to them they are often hastily and poorly done...
...prescribed English courses for Seniors and Juniors are practically the same in the work done through the year, yet the present manner of conducting the Junior examination, in direct contrast to the senior course, necessitates much more work, the taking of time of other examinations and gives an open advantage to men possessed of good memories...
...deference to the wishes of the Senior class, the Yale Faculty have made a slight change in the order of the graduating exercises, Instead of having all the exercises take place on Friday, the persentation for degrees and the reading of the class oration and poem will occur on Friday morning, June 21st, and the class histories will be read on the campus Monday afternoon, June...
...class games of the senior and junior classes of Yale, were held Monday afternoon, and two records were broken. The record in the running broad jump by Shearman, '89, who cleared 22 feet, breaking the intercollegiate record by 41/2 inches. Hinckley, '89, broke the Yale record in the half-mile run by four-fifths of a second. The events and winners were as follows...