Word: senioritis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...suspended when the cadet brigade commander learned that they had returned to campus after a drinking spree and sprayed each other with a fire extinguisher-a prank that would have drawn little more than tolerant laughs at most other schools. Even so, PMC has turned soft, complains Senior Cadet James W. McConnell, president of the student council. "When we came here as freshmen it was much better-all military," he says...
...protest was planned by a senior history major from Washington, D.C., who hoped that the instant cemetery would symbolize the fact that today's "students really are faced with death." Some 60 students worked for two days to assemble the crosses, then planted them hurriedly, fearful that they might be accused of damaging the lawn. But university authorities, impressed by one of the most dignified-and wholly nonviolent-anti-Viet Nam demonstrations of the academic year, left the crosses untouched all day long. They were removed the next morning by campus maintenance...
...yers and informed laymen last week at the University of Chicago's Center for Continuing Education. Held under the auspices of the American Bar Associa tion and the American Assembly,*the meeting, titled "Law and the Changing Society," brought together Southern practitioners, Midwestern judges, Western prosecutors, Wall Street senior partners, law professors and law students, and such outside observers as Author Martin Mayer (The Lawyers). Dean Manning's job was to start a self-critical fire under the conferees...
...alternative honors program requires eight full courses--six or seven were formerly required of all concentrators--which include two semesters of junior tutorial and one full graduate-level course. These students must also take an oral general exam in the spring of their senior year but need not write a thesis...
...Rossi did was throw strikes. Against Richmond during his senior year in 1964, Del Rossi threw 102 pitches: 82 were strikes. This uncanny control was the primary reason he compiled a phenomenal 30-3 record as a Crimson hurler and earned a place as the foremost pitcher in Harvard history...