Word: senior
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been the custom in the past to choose 22 men from the Senior Class and 8 Juniors. This year, however, the number of Seniors elected will probably be less than usual because of the lower average of scholarship...
...year's work now in progress the School offers this year a special program of first and second-year courses. For these courses the entrance requirements of a degree from an approved college or scientific school will be modified so as to admit men who were entitled to senior rank at the beginning of the academic year 1918-19 and who have been for six months engaged in military or civilian war work...
...many times a Senior in reviewing his College career has thought of the opportunities he might have seized, of the benefit he might have derived from the courses he happened to follow. Such things, however, are behind him, and he seldom reconsiders them. He followed a fixed course of training, distributed and concentrated his labors as the rules required, and he is given a certificate at the end to show that he is an educated man, which, after all was the specific thing he worked for. Why should he investigate further...
...election of the Senior Class Secretary and Committees will also take place on Tuesday. Petitions for additional nominations for these offices must be made by 25 members of the class and given to E. A. Hill '19, chairman, by 7 o'clock Sunday evening...
...most important event in the Senior year, next to Class Day itself, is the election of class officers. It is then that those men are chosen whose duty it will be to represent the class and hold it together after graduation. It would seem logical that every Senior would have a substantial interest in selecting officers who are to hold their positions for life. Unfortunately the classes are large and scattered, and the war has broken into their continuity; but this only increases the duty of each member to avail himself of the facts and then...